“A person of extremes”

extreme – (noun) “ither one of two opposite conditions, feelings, positions, etc. or the opposite. , that are thought of as being far from what is normal or reasonable” Merriam

Webster “Physically he was a person of extremes. ” Factual Nonsense

” Those who have known me have always chided me for being a person of extremes. Project Bible Truth “Like

Gaudi was motivated by architecture / architecture theory or by some of the theory about architecture”. If Gaudi is right, then where did he stay? Styles of Organizing You

might also use one of the adjectives: unbalanced, unstable, inconsistent, inconstant, but these don’t necessarily mean moving from one extreme to the other.

“A person of extremes”

extreme – (noun) “ither one of two opposite conditions, feelings, positions, etc. or the opposite. , that are thought of as being far from what is normal or reasonable” Merriam

Webster “Physically he was a person of extremes. ” Factual Nonsense

” Those who have known me have always chided me for being a person of extremes. Project Bible Truth “Like

Gaudi was motivated by architecture / architecture theory or by some of the theory about architecture”. If Gaudi is right, then where did he stay? Styles of Organizing You

might also use one of the adjectives: unbalanced, unstable, inconsistent, inconstant, but these don’t necessarily mean moving from one extreme to the other.

If you include “followed” ensue for,

• “To come at a later time”, use “ensuing” or “following” ensue – “To come in at a later time”, Merriam-Webster, to follow in order; come afterward, esp. in immediate succession TFD.

Can Israfel play a trumpet? The sound of a trumpet can be referred to as taratantara
From the Qur’an:

• And the trumpet shall be blown, so all those that are in the heavens and all those that are in the earth shall swoon, except him whom Allah will; then it shall be blown again, then they shall stand up awaiting. Qur’an (39.68). (.C). Wikipedia

As for the sound from that instrument, The Free Dictionary, mentions “taratantara” as the sound of a trumpet or bugle.

What is your “introductory foundation”?

• Foundation – the basis or groundwork of anything, that on which something is founded; foundation. TFD

e.g. “My ultimate goal is to provide the reader both a solid introductory foundation and a connection to the literature,

or “the basics” – a statement of fundamental facts or principles, rudiments.

I have experienced this every time all my life, and I always enjoyed it. After a long time of failure, I feel I am not the best.

The amazonian nature of his front lawn meant that he received few visitors. I could not sit down yelling or yelling at him, but I could not help him…”

• “Amazonian” – Having to do with the Amazon River in South America, and its surrounding region.

What is your opinion on which side to apply for GRE?

The amazonian nature of his front lawn meant that he received few visitors. I could not sit down yelling or yelling at him, but I could not help him…”

• “Amazonian” – Having to do with the Amazon River in South America, and its surrounding region.

What is your opinion on which side to apply for GRE?

The amazonian nature of his front lawn meant that he received few visitors. I could not sit down yelling or yelling at him, but I could not help him…”

• “Amazonian” – Having to do with the Amazon River in South America, and its surrounding region.

What is your opinion on which side to apply for GRE?

The amazonian nature of his front lawn meant that he received few visitors. I could not sit down yelling or yelling at him, but I could not help him…”

• “Amazonian” – Having to do with the Amazon River in South America, and its surrounding region.

What is your opinion on which side to apply for GRE?

The amazonian nature of his front lawn meant that he received few visitors. I could not sit down yelling or yelling at him, but I could not help him…”

• “Amazonian” – Having to do with the Amazon River in South America, and its surrounding region.

What is your opinion on which side to apply for GRE?