Sentence examples for most radical in from inspiring English sources

And he had been the most radical in dramatizing women.

Yates's work is probably most radical in its obsessive treatment of the question of gender.

Calvin's view was the most radical, in terms of theodicy — that is, the attempt to reconcile the existence of evil with a benevolent and omnipotent God.

REDRAWING BOUNDARIES The third plan, from Hans-Olaf Henkel, a former German business leader, is the most radical in some ways.

This doctrine, known as revolutionary syndicalism, made the French trade union movement appear to be one of the most radical in Europe.

"This is a new NATO, a NATO transformed," said the alliance's general secretary, Lord Robertson, in a speech heralding the changes that are among the most radical in NATO's 54-year history.

Why hasn't the amazing Kaitlin Olson — who gives one of TV's most radical, down-in-the-dirt slapstick performances — been nominated for best actress?

And that risk is very real, since Republicans in Congress have been passing the most radical cuts in critical investments in a generation.

So, from his home office and a tiny backyard shed here, Meyerhoffer took what was considered the most radical leap in board design in 50 years.

This grant of immunity gave the Soviet Union a free hand to carry out one of the most radical experiments in social engineering in history.

But it represents one of the most radical changes in United States patent law in a century.