Sentence examples for more radical alterations from inspiring English sources

Whereas FaceApp grabbed initial attention for the novelty of its more radical alterations, such as a gender swapping feature which has led to the strange (and sometimes) public pass of men longing to meet their female selves.

But moves by the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, for a more radical alteration to the treaty were rebuffed, as the leaders emphasized a more limited and technical set of changes.

There was a more radical alteration from Swansea, as manager Garry Monk switched to a midfield diamond for the first time.

Ortega perceived the artists of his day as creating a much more radical alteration in the subjective attitude of art.

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Since September, however,, Brailsford and his cohorts have been working on the assumption that radical alterations are in store, with two more events for women sprinters, the loss of medals for the points race, Madison and individual pursuit and their replacement by the omnium.

Handel's revisions for the 1731 revival were even more radical, since they not only affected individual musical numbers but involved alterations in the plot.

Within a few years, the shallowness of that alteration would be exposed by a much more radical reappraisal of contemporary femininity, rethinking everything from the shape of women's underwear to the desirability of marriage.

This impulse is due to the pessimist's conviction that "evil is no mere relation of the subject to particular outer things, but something more radical and general, a wrongness or vice in his essential nature, which no alteration of the environment, or any superficial arrangement of the inner self, can cure, and which requires a supernatural remedy".

There has been the loss of overseas empire and world-power status, the coming of Scottish and Welsh devolution and more power-sharing in Northern Ireland, the onset of a new, still uneasy, relationship with Europe, a decline in deference to the monarchy, radical alterations in the structure of the family and women's rights, and more.

Italy was more radical.