Sentence examples for more radical example from inspiring English sources

Another, more radical example is John Kalymnios's trippy arrangement of synthetic fauna in a specimen box with an electric motor that causes the elements to move.

Lina's crawling provides perhaps an even more radical example than Bill Shannon's skateboard, because it may be unsettling, and powerfully illuminates the social value assigned to different mobilities.

After his death, Monet's influence on contemporary art ebbed among the avant-garde, who favoured the more radical examples of artists such as van Gogh, Paul Cézanne, Matisse, and Marcel Duchamp.

There may well be more radical examples of the same phenomenon: some hallucinogenic drugs are reported to leave subjects with the impression that they have had vast temporal tracts of experience (centuries, epochs) in only a few objective hours.

A second, more radical model, involves ultra-rare diseases.

But metamodern "effect" is much more radical than this tame example.

Lincoln's secretary of the Treasury, Salmon P. Chase, for example, favored more radical measures.

The more radical streams of Chan teaching for example, Huineng's claim that passions are not an obstruction to enlightenment, or Linji's use of hitting and shouting are consistent with this approach.

The Alley Theatre, in Houston, Texas, is a fine example of the more radical school.

The overall patterns of outcomes are predicted as, for example, either an incremental or more radical adjustment of accounting structures and practices.

More radical, but drawing from a rather larger range of examples, was the American psychologist J.H. Leuba (1868 1946).