to an extreme

"The system is all from the Soviet Union but the CCP has taken it to an extreme, " says Yuan Weishi, of Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong.

Using an expression that relaxed to describe such a cruel time in history piqued my interest to an extreme.

But Mr Rietze is undaunted by the challenges of his profession likening it to an extreme sport.

Behavioral critics of these models believe they take Adam Smith's insights to an extreme.

His first partner, Maurice Clark, said that Rockefeller "was methodical to an extreme, careful as to details and exacting to a fraction. "

The fire season of 1988 was considered normal until a combination of drought and heat by mid-July contributed to an extreme fire danger.

The structuralism gives full explanation on the importance of the text, but it steps to an extreme for over-emphasizing the text.

"Tail risk" usually refers to an extreme scenario that may be more probable than standard assessments predict.

There is an inclination when you get into problems like this to go to an extreme, to over-regulate.

Weaknesses are often just strengths taken to an extreme.

His imagination, rejecting the idea of death , became excited to an extreme degree.

But they are getting to an extreme when you personally encounter strangers in their natural surroundings.

I can't believe you're picking up Grayson's wedding rings. You're taking this best-man thing to an extreme.

Stamina and endurance were his to an extreme degree, and they were the virgin stamina and endurance of Youth.

There is a tendency in contemporary economic theory to run to an extreme.

The Baltic states, in particular, have applied the first option to an extreme degree.

I intend that women or humans that are repressed to an extreme regardless of cause find their way to their power and freedom again.

But any virtue can become a vice when carried to an extreme.

It will make you feel more confident. Of course, don't take it to an extreme, but just don't sound rushed either.

In dealing with the problem he was cautious to an extreme.

Voolvif Monn took the edict of detachment to an extreme, and stood aloof and solitary throughout his life as a Jedi.

You may find it troublesome, but this is cumbersome and images damaged loss in comparison to an extreme situation.

Brooks had pushed his downsizing to an extreme.

His hospitality was carried to an extreme.

Comparing these two cases, the Chinese feel ashamed to an extreme.

to an extreme degree or extent.

But Greenson pushed it to an extreme.

To an extreme degree; very.

In Rwanda this has been taken to an extreme.

Don't run to an extreme in this thing.

There are places also that express hatred to an extreme, such as war torn or starving regions or in your inner cities.

Vision was fractured and we could not perceive how inner and outer earth were polarized into dark and light dreams to an extreme;

To an extreme degree; heavily: