Sentence examples for a radicalized approach from inspiring English sources

"What we have now is an antagonized grass roots calling for a radicalized approach".

In a PrideSource interview about the release of the new documentary, Dunham opened up about how her sister's "radicalized approach to being a woman" has influenced her both personally and professionally. .

Sun's throughput computing approach is a radicalized version of that juggling act.

Lum's political philosophy was a fusion of individualist anarchist economics– "a radicalized form of laissez-faire economics" inspired by the Boston anarchists– with radical labor organization similar to that of the Chicago anarchists of the time.

Many others, repelled by the movement, will slide into a radicalized left.

"Pakistan is a conservative but not a radicalized society," said Cyril Almeida, a writer with the English-language newspaper Dawn.

Within days of the Kent State shootings he was on screens as a radicalized graduate student in "Getting Straight" (1970).

And Mr. Lukyanov, the Russian analyst, noted that even if Mr. Assad went, a radicalized Alawite security force could simply "turn into a militia".

So far, though, Ansar Dine, itself a radicalized offshoot of the organization of nomadic Tuareg tribesmen who first seized the region, has shown no sign of doing so.

So, as I said, the deeper explanation of the tax-cut fight is that it's ultimately about a radicalized Republican Party, which accepts no limits on partisanship.

Moultrie, on the other hand, is a "radicalized" teacher who uses black literature and imaginative themes to awaken students' recognition of themselves and their connection to the world.