Sentence examples for break radically from inspiring English sources

In 1915 Douwe Kalma launched the Young Frisian Movement, which challenged younger writers to break radically with the provincialism and didacticism of past Frisian literature.

The city would come to play a crucial role in this conceptual liberation, for it allowed the new urbanists to break radically with the 'methodological nationalism' of yesteryear.

Dr Young says that courses designed to meet the needs of home students would have to break radically from those traditional to Britain.

One distinctively modern, conventionalist, sort of definition focuses on art's institutional features, emphasizing the way art changes over time, modern works that appear to break radically with all traditional art, and the relational properties of artworks that depend on works' relations to art history, art genres, etc.

It was only in the years prior to World War I that new works began to break radically away from his designs.

Hear the story of a successful American singer-songwriter, who grew up in a religious home that he had to break radically with.

If the Supreme Court — which is expected to hear arguments in the case this spring — strikes down Section 5, it would be breaking radically with its own precedents.

They may not be breaking radically new ground, but by making their work leaner, bleaker and often weirder, this new generation of directors is returning a sense of urgency – and genuine eeriness – to the genre.

The two remaining contestants approach QFT in a way that breaks more radically with traditional ontologies than any of the proposed particle and field interpretations.

One day in August, he decided to radically break up with his "girlfriend", actually a life-sized sex doll he lived together with for years, by dumping her in the woods near his home.

For all their rhetoric of "strict constructionism" and "originalism," conservatives interpret the Constitution in ways that radically break from established jurisprudence.