Sentence examples for more radical with from inspiring English sources

'I am becoming more radical with age," says Nawal El Saadawi, laughing.

Belafonte offers a variation on the theme: the senior celeb who grows more radical with time.

DuBois, 35 when "Souls" was published, became more radical with age.

She grew more radical with age, and died suddenly in the garden of her retreat in the French Alps.

The Ortners' original design was more radical, with steel and glass construction instead of stone, and a tall Library Tower that made the complex visible from afar.

Neal Lawson, chairman of the thinktank Compass, said Labour needed to "shape up [and] be bolder and more radical" with its policies, especially by devolving more power to people.

They want other schools of economic thought taught in parallel, from Keynesian to more radical theories – with a better record on predicting and connecting with the real world economy – along with green and feminist economics.

It is now in a position to preserve its coalition with the People's Party, with 16.4percentt of the vote; form a more radical coalition with the Greens, or even govern alone.

The rebels challenging Colonel Qaddafi as well as the American and European powers supporting them with air strikes have so far insisted on a more radical break with his 40 years of rule.

But he argued that the government should not waste its time with the medium-term proposals and instead move directly toward more radical reform with a principles-based system.

There is a more radical problem with Bobbitt's argument.