Sentence examples for a radical notion from inspiring English sources

Yet it is neither a new nor a radical notion.

This was, of course, a radical notion at the time.

That would be a radical notion in any state.

Until the early 20th century, few thinkers could get their heads around such a radical notion.

His confidence that risk can be managed, even by individual investors, is a radical notion.

They also question the need for yet another shopping mall, a radical notion in Hong Kong.

He even proposed such a radical notions as bringing "consensus change" to the bowl system.

It was a somewhat radical notion, but a year later, scientists at Brown University and Johns Hopkins physically isolated the receptor.

Intrinsic to the idea of prefab housing is serial production, an arguably radical notion at a time when one-of-a-kind homes are so valued.

A condition that, as Piercarlo Palermo emphasises in his paper (Palermo 2014), cannot have as its prevalent base a notion of landscape limited to settlement environments with a low human impact, but that covers a more radical notion of urban landscape as an interweaving of forms, meanings and experiences of urban life.

In 2011 when they came up with the idea, it was a pretty radical notion to put a business tool on the iPad, which most people considered a consumer device at the time.