Sentence examples for act of radical from inspiring English sources

It's an act of radical transparency.

It was an act of radical political solidarity.

Form is content here, the point made through an act of radical stylistic and material compression.

It does seem like a curious act of radical retro-chic.

Morningstar, in an act of radical and admirable transparency, recently put that assertion to the test and found that expenses actually helped investors make better decisions than its own vaunted star-rating system.

And the short story can even lay claim to a kind of completeness that eludes the novel — after the initial act of radical exclusion, it can include all of the little that's left.

There were also those who considered the poems acts of radical empathy — including some readers in Japan, who found the testimonies of an imagined Hiroshima survivor an apt tribute to a moment of national devastation.

Janie, a young, feature-writing journalist of colour who trails Nev in the novel's final section (set in 2009), wonders why he isn't more interested in what happens behind the city's acts of radical renovation and self-enclosure.

Both acts of radical protest and acts of civil disobedience can of course fall within a revolutionary project, and may even coincide with each other (as they perhaps did in the sabotage strategies used by Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress).

Historian Nicholas Edsall writes, Stonewall has been compared to any number of acts of radical protest and defiance in American history from the Boston Tea Party on.

After the president spoke at Wednesday's event, Ted Cruz called him an "apologist" because he refused to characterize recent terrorist murders as acts of "radical Islamic terrorism".