Sentence examples for mildly radical from inspiring English sources

Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, is phasing out the sumptuously picturesque productions of Franco Zeffirelli — his "Cav/Pag," which held the stage from 1970 to 2009, is the latest to fall by the wayside — in favor of stagings that echo, very mildly, radical European styles.

Antiguans continued to vote for Bird - corrupt, clearly senile and barely functioning - because he and his family, by now hugely rich, kept the islanders prosperous enough to fear trying the mildly radical alternative offered by Tim Hector, the former black power leader who for nearly 30 years has run Antigua's most popular newspaper and been a one-man opposition.

The change is mildly radical.

Subject matter that seemed mildly shocking, even radical, a half-century ago may be impossible to refresh, though the screenplay, by Ms. Coiro, has a firm grasp of its characters.

The scholarly profession needs a cutting edge, politically radical, mildly indecipherable group of intellectuals to continue to push us to dare more.

Indeed he was mildly notorious for his "radical chic", as Tom Wolfe put it, and for lending his popularity to whichever "nice liberal cause" happened to come along.

Radical heterogeneous reactions promoted mildly the onset of homogeneous ignition at p ⩾ 2 bar due to the net desorptive flux of OH over the gaseous induction zone.

In the case of the dihydropyridine-fused derivatives, the mildly acid hydrogen of the dihydropyridine ring destabilises the radical via a father son type reaction.

A store designer is unlikely to offer any radical ideas, like liquid crystal lighting, or even mildly adventurous ones, like open slotted racks for dish storage.

He laments the fact that a well-established, radical party "has to have its Welsh deputy leader do something mildly controversial before it can get any attention".

But its leaders, who claim to regard Turkey's mildly Islamist ruling party (with the same name) as a model rather than more radical Islamist groups, such as Hamas, do not seem to mind the institutional restraints.