Sentence examples for most radical form from inspiring English sources

Unilever's pension fund trustees have pioneered the most radical form of vigilance.

Trousers – the most radical form of the new "rational dress" – were adopted by these women workers and by their counterparts heaving coke and cleaning engines.

In Iran, this school of thought, in its most radical form, is represented by Ayatollah Misbah Yazdi, who is the ideological power behind Ahmadinejad's government.

In Christian monasticism this ideal was enacted in its most radical form by Alexander Akoimetos, a founder of monasteries in Mesopotamia (died c. 430).

Mr Murphy says the movement is all part of the breakdown of American schooling from public monopoly; home schooling, he says, "is the most radical form of privatisation".

In its most radical form, the island attitude takes the form of the comforting illusion that Roosevelt Island exists as a peaceable kingdom wholly apart from the rest of New York City.

"Stefan Kalmár has always demonstrated an unerring commitment to cultural expression in its most radical forms.

Political Islam is not going away, but it is significant that its most radical forms have been rejected by mainstream Muslims all over the world.

In its most radical forms, it also challenges some of the assumptions underpinning medical orthodoxy and questions the medical concept of disability.

During one of the most radical periods in 20th-century American politics, the Black Power era, a group of African-American artists was working in one of the most radical forms of 20th-century art, abstraction.

Focusing on parliament's most militant supporters, David Como reconstructs the origins and nature of the most radical forms of political and religious agitation that erupted during the war, tracing the process by which these forms gradually spread and gained broader acceptance.