Sentence examples for example of the radical from inspiring English sources

But now, the approach to the proceedings is merely one more example of the radical shift in election coverage on television.

As an example of the radical simplicity of Spanish cooking, Mr. Andrés made the egg à la Velázquez, then mentioned that war horse, gazpacho, "which, if done correctly, is like no other soup in the world," he said.

(Contrast, however, Clifford's view of the matter and also the example of the radical and intellectual tinker, Mr. Shaw, in Butler's powerful novel The Way of All Flesh).

This week's column delves into the ethics and legality of garbage scavenging, and uses as its main example the famous case of the radical Dylanologist A. J. Weberman, who went through Bob Dylan's trash in the hopes of learning something about the singer.

In Britain, for example, members of the radical (but non-violent) Hizb ut-Tahrir movement have appeared on television to express their rejection of the principles of liberal democracy and secular justice.

One example of the free radicals, is the hydroxyl radical which can cause genetic mutation by forming adduct with guanine to form hydroxylated bases of DNA (8 hydroxyl-2′-deoxyguanosine) causing transversions of GC (guanine-cytosine) to TA (thymine-adenine) [ 27, 28].

The Alley Theatre, in Houston, Texas, is a fine example of the more radical school.

In the following example a user of the radical right virtual community 'Stormfront' refers to the role of White Power music and the Internet in his involvement process - "I was on the Internet one night looking for a song on some file sharing program.

As an example of the kind of radical solidarity that Christianity sets as a benchmark, Williams cites St Paul.

"This is an example of radical and extremist fringe groups which can be found throughout our society," Andrew Arena, the F.B.I. special agent in charge in Detroit, said in a statement.

As FBI agent Andrew Arena said, Hutaree is just "an example of radical and extremist fringe groups which can be found throughout our society".