Sentence examples for a drastic form from inspiring English sources
Living on an island has become a drastic form of cocooning.
While surgery is clearly a drastic form of cancer prevention, in the future drugs may be able to thwart cancers in people at high risk, Dr. Offit said.
Ditching this for learning selected "facts" celebrating supposed national triumphs or national heroes – such as the battle of Waterloo or Admiral Nelson – would be a drastic form of dumbing down.
On the other hand, perhaps he was dragged to an ambulance from the steps of the Palais de Justice in Marseille and kept in solitary confinement and forced to submit to a drastic form of therapy known as the "sleep cure," whether he needed it or not.
"The local authority cannot press for a more drastic form or order, least of all press for adoption, because it is unable or unwilling to support a less interventionist form of order," it said.
The court studiously avoided applying its ruling to the 20 states that use a less drastic form of open primary to choose candidates, so the new ruling is unlikely to be the last word on the matter.
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While some patients appreciated a rather drastic form of communication, others regarded dramatic pictures as either unhelpful or even offending.
But this introduces a novel and quite drastic form of failure of first-person authority over one's own mental states".
At one point, it even tried financing itself from the tiny savings of the poor (ie, no aid at all), though this drastic form of self-help proved a step too far: hardly any lenders or borrowers put themselves forward.
If idealism is the most drastic form of rejection of the independence of mind and world, Dummettian anti-realism is a more modest form, which sees epistemology imprinted in the world, rather than the wholesale embedding of world into mind.
