Sentence examples for more radical forms from inspiring English sources

By shutting off the last safety valve within the political system, the conservatives are sowing the seeds of more radical forms of discontent.

Postwar social democracy was in crisis, and the choice was either to go for more radical forms of intervention or lurch towards pre-Thatcherite monetarism.

Those in exile experimented with more radical forms of worship and discipline, and published material justifying rebellion against an idolatrous ruler.

That yet another debate on immigration has come and gone in Congress might be seen as a vindication of N.I.Y.A.'s more radical forms of intervention, or as a loss.

These restrictions on liberty crushed other forms of political expression, so that the Islamists — the Muslim Brotherhood and more radical forms of political Islam — became the only real way to voice opposition to Mubarak's reign.

Other, more radical, forms of emergentism are possible.

Eventually Sinclair realizes that a more radical form of investigation is required.

So an arguably even more radical form of transnational blackness may occur when Trevor Noah takes over The Daily Show.

When someone else revises another's work, especially posthumously, that becomes a more radical form of criticism.

Shazia Ali-Webber's I Like Clean Air project is described by Buckley as "citizen science in a more radical form".

The threat of a Protestant king led to the revival of the Catholic League, which now took on a more radical form.