Sentence examples for making it radical from inspiring English sources

Yes, the Los Angeles couple proselytize for a more self-reliant household in their new book, "Making It: Radical Home Ec for a Post-Consumer World," just published by Rodale.

This fall, they'll have "Making It: Radical Home-Ec For a Post-Consumer World" (Rodale), a step-by-step book that covers everything from building a chicken coop to cooking from scratch.

Its simplicity made it radical.

But that doesn't necessarily make it radical.

But the powers that be here are more aware that the moment you shut something down you make it radical.

The center's tremendous size made it "radical and admittedly experimental," Wien's committee charged; the center could endanger thousands in the case of a fire or an explosion.

Whether it's the transgressive glamour of their presentation; lyrics of self-love such as "I'm queerer than the brightest day"; or having gender-neutral bathrooms as a provision on their riders, PWR BTTM are dragging queerness into the spotlight without compromising what makes it radical in the first place.

This seems to prove Goldsmith's point that though some people say, that his poetry is radical populism, what really makes it radical, is that it's democratic and thus written in a language that everyone can relate to.

In Δ-3-carene, limonene, and β-caryophyllene, the radical ends up adjacent to the nitrate group, a structure which will stabilize the radical, possibly making it more likely to undergo subsequent radical-initiated oligomer formation rather than decomposition, and explaining high organonitrate and aerosol yields.

The hydroxyl radical is the most reactive of the radicals, making it extremely harmful.

If reversible vasoconstriction occurs during the first fraction of a fractionated PDT treatment, this would result in an oxygen and thus energy compromised environment, making it conceivable that free radical damage could occur in this manner when the tissue is reperfused during the dark interval.