Sentence examples for make a radical break from inspiring English sources

"I can't make a radical break".

The rest of "Slipstream" doesn't make a radical break with Ms. Raitt's previous albums.

The democratic forces are trying to organize themselves and to make a radical break with the past.

Over a decade ago, Davis made a radical break from the mainstream stage, in order to focus on the qualities that most moved her in dance: the body's rich and largely untapped capacity for subtle nuances of expression.

Ms. Sontag's work made a radical break with traditional postwar criticism in America, gleefully blurring the boundaries between high and popular culture.

So whenever you hear Republicans say that they are the party of traditional values, bear in mind that they have actually made a radical break with America's tradition of valuing education.

Hewlett-Packard has its "adaptive enterprise" model and IBM –making a radical break with the past by selling its personal-computer arm to China's Lenovo Group –touts its "on-demand computing".

The species-as-individuals thesis was presented and seen as making a radical break with previous views of the ontological status of species, as it implied that biologists and philosophers alike had misidentified the basic ontological category that species belonged to.

He longed to make a radical change.

In 2006, Becky Blanton decided to make a radical life change.

The novel, with its discontinuous chronology and several narrative voices, also makes a radical stylistic break with the realistic, straightforward, sequential approach to storytelling on which the North African novel had relied up to that point.