Sentence examples for a pretty radical from inspiring English sources

"[Love is] a pretty radical notion.

Eker is also a pretty radical place I would say.

That would be a pretty radical change from the way things work today.

"It's a pretty radical shift to gut public-sector labor unions".

But, at the time, it was still a pretty radical view.

It was a pretty radical thing to do but I'm incredibly pleased that we did it".

"My take is if you talk about a proposition that is pretty radical like Schiano's proposition, then when you go to something more reasonable, everyone will have incentive to accept it," Feely said.

Clark gives his three greatest dance influences as Balanchine ("Agon - his duet for a black man and a white woman - was pretty radical for its time"), Ashton and Merce Cunningham.

If it's someone who has a very different view of the Constitution and what it says on abortion than Scalia did, like a [Justice Elena] Kagan or a [Justice Sonia] Sotomayor, that would create a majority that would be pretty radical on abortion rights," he said, explaining how the pro-life movement's 40-year legal strategy to fight access to abortion in the wake of Roe v. Wade could be undone.

While this is fairly commonplace in the world of prestige TV, it was pretty radical in a show aimed at high-schoolers.

Quite a few of your pictures are pretty radical.