Extremely used in a sentence

Extremely in a sentence as an adverb

We are actually well known for our extremely awkward social skills.

"Me: "Well, it can occur naturally, but it's extremely rare.

The man must certainly own a pair of regular prescription glasses and was being extremely naive.

But the candidates we've hired lately compare extremely well to our earlier teams!

Yes, you're right, at this point, it would take something extremely radical to convince us that the NSA isn't spying on us anymore.

Of course not. But he achieved what so many deemed impossible in a noble manner and this is extremely rare in political leaders anywhere in the world.

Block ciphers are extremely well understood, have been studied to death for years, and are modeled on extremely well understood constructs.

I am glad something is being replaced by solar, but it is extremely aggravating that coal isn't getting the same treatment as nuclear.

I'm probably alone with this opinion, but it's extremely frustrating to see this stuff happen over and over again./end rant

Notability is an extremely vague standard, a perfect recipe for abuse and selective enforcement.

Think of it this way: what if your target market was dominated by companies that charge way too much, are extremely inefficient, and are carrying a huge, ever-growing cost basis?

The kinds of logic, planning and reasoning skills, plus the attention to detail required to be even a half-assed developer, can be extremely valuable in other fields.

"Specifically the app integration ecosystem they're creating with the Chrome Web Store is extremely interesting.

"------"He showed me Office, which was almost unusable: it was extremely sluggish, and touch targets were tiny and difficult to hit.""So quickly, in fact, that I can outrun Microsoft Word on the Surface.

"We believe these changes will also help prevent a fire resulting from an extremely high speed impact that tears the wheels off the car, like the other Model S impact fire, which occurred last year in Mexico.