Sentence examples for bit radical from inspiring English sources

Rush Limbaugh conceded, with a fond chuckle, that the plan was "a bit radical".

He is musically obsessed, intensely ambitious, and more than a bit radical.

The only answer is surgery.' I said, 'That seems a bit radical.

"It's a safe way for a guy to feel a little bit radical without actually being radical".

"You can't with one hand embrace creative learning and computing on the curriculum and then say: oh hang on, this sounds a bit radical".

Barclays settled on the unusual campaign after doing research that pointed them toward doing something a bit radical, at least for a bank.

That is often every bit as radical as the stories and court cases we gasp over".

I would probably try to be even more crystalline, a bit more radical.

Mr. Pollini had the Debussy preludes sounding every bit as radical, in their own terms, as Stravinsky's landmark scores.

In an immediate bit of radical rethinking, Ms. Haïm repeats the opening section of the overture (offering it first with strings and winds, then with strings only).

Its longtime spokesman, Ray Wysolmierski, who still answers to that title, said members of the breakaway group "want to be a little bit more radical in their approach".