Sentence examples for a radical perspective from inspiring English sources

In either case Daoism encourages us to take a radical perspective on our temporal situation.

More than a radical perspective, an enlightened mind-set opens doors to worlds governed by laws other than one's own.

We have to ask ourselves why segregation dehumanizes people and why a radical perspective reinforces the segregation it claims to remedy.

For a while, he took a radical perspective, especially regarding issues of land reform and distribution, but he was always open to learn and his perspectives evolved over time.

One lesson I took from them is that if there is any hope for the future it is not to be found in parliament but in the countervailing forces to what has been called the "neoliberal state" – a theme explored by conservative theologian Philip Blond in the first debate and echoed by Jeremy Gilbert in the second, this time from a radical perspective.

Named in honour of two heroes of Caribbean resistance, Toussaint L'Ouverture and Paul Bogle, and deeply rooted in the concerns of the African diaspora, BLP began as a small, unorthodox, self-financing venture that brought a radical perspective to non-fiction, fiction, poetry and children's books.

This is a truly radical perspective, implying a kind of internationalism that is still only developing.

But a more radical perspective is that minority interests amount to an additional ethnic dimension found across the full agenda of mainstream political issues such as education, employment, housing, social welfare, cultural policy, and so on.

"It's unfortunate that somebody who is very well educated [and] could represent the community from a more radical perspective had to stoop to being tokenized by white supremacists".

"I'm as left-wing as the next guy, but some of these cliques express an extreme radical perspective," said Paul DeRienzo, who is a producer for "Natural Living," a health show which has formed its own unofficial slate.

In a sense, Spinoza was always an outsider – and this independence is precisely what enabled him to see through the confusions, prejudices and superstitions that prevailed in the 17th century, and to gain a fresh and radical perspective on various philosophical and religious issues.