Sentence examples for most radical candidate from inspiring English sources

Edward I. Koch, a Democrat who served three terms as mayor, said Mr. Giuliani's dominance in the race sunk in when he saw an advertisement in which Mr. Green, whom Mr. Koch described as "the most radical" candidate in the race, was sitting next to William J. Bratton, Mr. Giuliani's first police commissioner, who resigned after a falling-out with the mayor.

Now, TR was not the most radical candidate in 1912.

"We are the two most radical candidates," Mr. Gingrich said as Mr. Cain looked on, approvingly.

The richest and most radical presidential candidate in modern times, Romney offers a retrograde vision for America and a surprising set of weaknesses.

"That would be the most radical idea: where one candidate is chosen to represent the progressive parties against the Tories or Ukip.

The contenders in the Hester Prynne primaries are tripping over one another trying to be the most radical, unreasonable and insane candidate they can be.

"We will have the most radical, open way of selecting candidates but we will guarantee balance, a 50 per cent women team, and we'll guarantee an appropriate number of ethnic-minority candidates in winnable seats".

"Jim was the riskiest candidate, with the most radical ideas," Ms. Kalver said.

But from that simple conservative premise that the law is paramount comes the most radical policy offered by any Presidential candidate in either party this year: the involuntary removal of some three per cent of the American population.

But from that simple conservative premise — that the law is paramount — comes the most radical policy offered by any Presidential candidate in either party this year: the involuntary removal of some three per cent of the American population.

His candidate, George W. Bush, is undoubtedly the most radical president since Franklin D. Roosevelt.