Sentence examples for a radical project from inspiring English sources

He did research on what most considered to be a radical project.

But a lab member scheduled to speak that day had taken on a radical project, and he had new results to share.

But for Mr. Conrad, the Theater — which he preferred to call the Dream Syndicate — was a radical project that dissolved hierarchies between composer, performer and listener.

In 2010, after five years of hard work and fundraising, the local community finally succeeded in a radical project to buy the 127 hectares (314 acres) that make up Kilfinan Community Forest.

Burnham, who came a distant second to Jeremy Corbyn in last year's leadership election, believes the mayor will have more power than his London counterpart, overseeing a radical project to integrate the region's entire £6bn health and social care budget as well as overseeing transport, policing, house-building and skills.

We had backers who put up a lot of money and even though we were a radical project we were a solid, heavy presence for a solid month in the media, TV in prime time, radio at drive-time, billboards in high-traffic density areas, insets in major newspapers". The avant-garde TV spots had almost no words, just images, including one closeup of a human eye that Reggio has called "truly horrifying".

The liberal justices' acquiescence to near-unanimity placed a fig leaf on a truly radical project to curb the civil-rights enforcement authority that the framers of the 14th and 15th amendments explicitly gave to Congress.

During his reign, Akhenaten embarked on a profoundly radical project: he set out to transform his people's deepest religious beliefs, moving from a polytheistic tradition to the elevation of a single solar god, Aten.

And this seems to mandate a truly radical project of biomedical enhancement that would aim to remove, or at least mimimize, the influence of emotion on moral deliberation.

But Mr. Johnson's turn from uncritical to critical about the American empire is a vastly more radical project than just a warning.

As well as those pieces of Henze's that make their politics obvious, his renewal of the idea of symphony, concerto, and opera in the late 20th century is a much more radical project than it might seem at first.