run to extremes

When the temperatures run to extremes, pitchers use that science to their advantage.

Nicole's has both, and they run to extremes.

His season reads like a failed lie-detector test, squiggly lines running to extremes.

The resulting individualism, though, can run to extremes.

According to Political Science 101, candidates run to extremes in primary season and crowd the center in November.

Mr. Morley lets his imagination run to extremes.

"Ethical positions can run to extremes."

I had discovered that the church had become too self-centered to deal with real life, which runs in all directions and runs to extremes.

"We've had the life sucked out of our society and economy by financial markets run amok and globalism run to extremes," Tasch said.

Melodies that are often drippingly sentimental carry lyrics that run to extremes of sentiment, fantasy and melodrama.

This curiosity may run to extremes in Matsui's case because his fans, having tolerated his departure from the Japanese game, will demand success from him abroad.

Mr. Groh’s ideas looked more to the moment and ran to extremes: thundering fortissimos, slowed-down tempos in lyrical passagework and marked hesitations between phrases.

Any Wollstonecraft biographer has to take up the powerful tension between emotion and reason in her subject's life, and there's no doubt that Wollstonecraft's life ran to extremes.

The vast majority of these wealthy and pampered kids, so long as they’re bolstered by hardy genes and have parents whose foibles don’t run to extremes, will ultimately be just fine.

Women in Britten operas tend to run to extremes, being either predators or vulnerable prey, but Tytania is an amalgam; she dominates Bottom, but is herself completely dominated by Oberon and Puck, the couple that are usually considered to really hold power in The Dream.