Sentence examples for a radically different concept from inspiring English sources

To their surprise, he has been unable to convince leaders and countries around the world that the United Nations should support a radically different concept of national security, one that Mr. Bush has come to embrace since the Sept. 11 attacks.

Both presented a radically different concept of what an American-made car should be.

The Judeo-Christian tradition introduced a radically different concept.

In 1860, Milton Bradley developed a radically different concept of success in The Checkered Game of Life, the first American board game rewarding players for worldly ventures such as attending college, being elected to Congress, and getting rich.

"The modern family is not a radically different construct.

A number of systems based on radically different concepts have been analyzed and tested.

In modernism the metaphor of making is no longer architecture, and in its place there are radically different concepts of how pictures are made.

They often reinvent the typical hotel by repurposing dysfunctional structures, offering architectural surprises or proposing radically different concepts that still meet our contemporary standards of hotel accommodation.

Wallis had a radically different, literally groundbreaking, concept.

By May of this year, when the group meets, again they hope to have developed a radically different approach based on the concept of a "real" baccalaureate.

They arise because of our implicit commitment to two concepts, that of mind and matter, which entail a radically different way of looking at the world and of explaining what occurs in it.