Sentence examples for more radical character from inspiring English sources
Other conspiracies of more radical character began to spread.
Moreover, Stowe's 1856 novel, "Dred," presents an even more radical African-American character: Dred, who has escaped slavery by killing his overseer and who has amassed a slave army to wage war against slaveholders.
Sometimes there just isn't quite enough time to totally flesh out and figure out how to make sense of some of these more radical versions of the characters.
Today, the once rakish and radical character of these blocks is more ambiguous and dominated by New York University, which owns about 60 buildings in the area.
Yet what the movie offers is something more radical than the binary: a unified-field view of Jobs's character.
It is more radical than a "transformation", when the old regime controls the speed and character of the change, as happened in post-communist Central Asia.
But it was more radical in its terseness and economy, its willingness to allow inarticulate characters to establish the rhythms of their lives and relationships through physical movement.
King was, indeed, more radical.
