Sentence examples for a radical phase from inspiring English sources

I think Obama went through a radical phase but by the time he met Michelle he decided to settle down.

As a young man, Hindemith, born in 1895 near Frankfurt, went through a radical phase that included some scandalous, jazzy operas.

Pulled together by hydrogen bonds, water molecules become mature and stable, able to absorb huge amounts of energy before pulling a radical phase shift and changing from ice to liquid or liquid to gas.

Mr Chávez has described his eight years in power as a transition and promised a more radical phase, inspired partly by Fidel Castro's Cuba, if he wins another term in an election next month.

Is this going to be a more radical phase of capitalism?

By 1938, Germany "had entered a new radical phase in anti-Semitic activity".

Could this astute description reflect a hitherto unknown radical phase in Newt's youth?

Although his theories did influence critics of the French monarchy even before 1789, they achieved an unanticipated relevance during the Revolution, especially during its radical phase when Rousseau was read as an advocate of Jacobin-style democracy.

My radical phase peaked, perhaps, on a morning in April , 1974 when I arrived at my local bank, three blocks from the Conservatory, to cash a ten-dollar check.

A radical new phase in Cuban history is unfolding in plain sight.

He is stuck, reconciling himself to New Labour Mark I at just the time when the times demand a radical new phase.