"extreme" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- For instance, he readily conceded in early 1980 that "there is a limit to how many papers one man, or company, should own," insisting that his own firm had yet to grow to such "ludicrous" extremes.
- The Rock seems to be the movie-star embodiment of cinematic gigantism carried to ludicrous extremes.
- Mr. Depardieu is hilariously galumphing as an obsequious homophobe who goes to such ludicrous extremes to demonstrate his tolerance that he drives himself crazy (Holden).
- In recent years, Judge Noonan argues, the court has taken the doctrine to ludicrous extremes.
- Sensitivity, moreover, is sometimes carried to ludicrous extremes, blind-siding American film makers.
- "Gods and Generals" carries the earlier film's tendencies toward ponderous sermonizing to ludicrous extremes.
- Kate Lemon, a nurse who takes common sense to ludicrous extremes, turns out to be his perfect match.
- It took this misguided position to a ludicrous extreme on Tuesday, insisting that the federal courts could not review its determinations.
- But its fantasy that a movie about a Presidential assassination plot could trigger the real thing carries the notion of the film maker as political provocateur to ludicrous comic extremes.
- Although some hammy ballet dancers, past and present, have forced conductors to rush the music ahead or to slow it down to ludicrous extremes, a certain flexibility of tempo can legitimately add to a production's effectiveness.
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