Sentence examples for a bit radical from inspiring English sources

Honestly, it feels a bit radical to say.

Rush Limbaugh conceded, with a fond chuckle, that the plan was "a bit radical".

He is musically obsessed, intensely ambitious, and more than a bit radical.

The only answer is surgery.' I said, 'That seems a bit radical.

"You can't with one hand embrace creative learning and computing on the curriculum and then say: oh hang on, this sounds a bit radical".

Barclays settled on the unusual campaign after doing research that pointed them toward doing something a bit radical, at least for a bank.

"It's a safe way for a guy to feel a little bit radical without actually being radical".

At the time I think it was a little bit radical to have an ecologist as a curator.

In fact, at a time when we are being encouraged to ascribe world-changing ambitions to each and every mundane thing we do, Coachella's desires are hearteningly pure, simplistic, and self-contained which may be even a little bit radical.

It all sounds a little bit radical, but that's where I'm switching now.

That is not to say it hasn't had its credentialed critical boosters, as well, or that it isn't just a little bit radical, in its way.