Sentence examples for most radical element from inspiring English sources

But the work's most radical element is its unconventional structure.

But the most radical element of Debussy's artistry involved his approach to time.

Perhaps the most radical element of Ms. Dissanayake's evolutionary framework is her idea about how art got its start.

Perhaps the most radical element of Gove's proposal is tearing up the planning and building regulation system to enable these schools to be set up quickly and easily.

Crossan, the co-founder of the Jesus Seminar, makes a persuasive case that Jesus' fressing was perhaps the most radical element in his life — that his table manners pointed the way to his heavenly morals.

The most radical element of this past Saturday was not merely the two dozen young adults that had given up a Saturday night, but rather the energy and hope with which they left to share with the world.

As is often the case in these conflicts, the most radical elements demonstrate the greatest discipline such as Al Qaeda in Syria – Jabhat al-Nusra.

They said it has not only resulted in the violent deaths of close and highly respected colleagues, but has also galvanized the most radical elements of Islam.

A wider war threatens, with fighters from across the Islamic world flowing in to Syria to abet the most radical elements of the rebellion.

The "anti-elite" message of the most radical elements of Podemos in Spain and of Greece's Syriza movement may have attractive elements – understandable in the context of economic austerity, high unemployment and deep frustration among many young people.

For instance, the Left Platform within Syriza, a forum for the most radical elements of the party, tried to prevent the government from agreeing to many of the most difficult reforms.