Sentence examples for marked by radical from inspiring English sources
Long's personal history is marked by radical twists: he was a military veteran who took a series of ideological turns, and eventually joined a fringe group called the Washitaw Nation of Mu'urs.
As such, this theory is marked by radical internalism.
Given contemporary world conditions, marked by radical economic inequalities and vast power disparities, the question of whose "sense of world community" and whose "global needs" will define the global political agenda and order, might very well be obscured by the discourse of "global governance".
"His reign should be marked by nothing radical," said Mr. Clifford of Deutsche Bank.
In a 1980 interview in The New York Times, Miss Von Scherler said her early life was marked by some radical peregrinations, from a convent school in Windsor, Ontario, to Tokyo, where she first set foot on stage in an amateur production.
The past eight years have been marked by a radical increase in international food prices.
A downward spiral began, marked by racial violence, uncivil behavior and destructive radical movements.
But in recent decades — marked by a more radical advance of women and some appreciation for that shift — variations on the theme have emerged in society and pop culture.
Despite its rapid gains and popular backing, the new administration was marked by conflicts between the radical wing and more conservative forces, especially over the issue of land reform.
Their radicals are marked by a symbol R. If only all radicals were identical, amino acid residues would have been the periodically repeated molecular groups.
Crispin notes, accurately, that feminism's history has been marked by a "small number of radical, heavily invested women who did the hard work of dragging women's position forward, usually through shocking acts and words," and that the "majority of women benefited from the work of these few, while often quickly trying to disassociate themselves from them".
