Sentence examples for more radically than from inspiring English sources

Marriage is a perfect hotbed for radicalization, and couples often push each other to behave more radically than either would on their own.

Many are colorized far more radically than any 1930s movie.

This forced him to act even more radically than Chávez would have.

"He's changed our assumptions about this humble art form more radically than anyone since Robert Crumb".

They change the makeup of the senior team earlier, and more radically, than their competitors do.

But what will is the supply of food – more radically than at any time during the 20th century.

For most of the remainder of this section the focus will be on this influential package of views, rather than the one Laudan later developed, since it is more radically historicist than his later views and raises interesting general questions as a well-known example of historicism.

"Because of anti-Semitism," she said, "my children feel more radically Jewish than I ever did.

German public opinion, having been more suddenly disillusioned, was now far more radically defeatist than the supreme command.

Although he secured a great majority at the general election, his new ministry was more radically Tory than Harley wished.

Building on the works of Morand, Marinetti, and McLuhan, Virilio presents a vision more radically political than that of any of his French contemporaries: speed as the engine of destruction.