Sentence examples for radical account from inspiring English sources

It's a modern, radical account of a woman going from prison to prison, looking for her husband.

Another Bach work, the popular Badinerie from the Orchestral Suite No. 2, was given a less radical account as the last of Mr. Galway's encores.

The other, more radical account depicts the monarchy as a gift of God, designed to rescue his people from the Philistines (1 Samuel 9 16).

Since most do not adopt Zimmerman's radical account of moral assessment in which one can be responsible despite not being responsible for anything, they admit the existence of causal moral luck.

Even Kate Bornstein's Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women and the Rest of Us, which presents a somewhat radical account of a trans life, has as its cover illustration a photo of the author dressed in a long dress with long sleeves, her hands laid flat, wrists crossed, just above her breasts, rather like a butterfly (Bornstein, 1994).

In the flickering gloom of the 1970s' three-day week, Tony Benn retreated to the House of Commons tearoom to read radical accounts of the English civil war.

In contrast to the great radical accounts of British history by Christopher Hill and EP Thompson, there is an off-putting tendency here to luxuriate in self-conscious discussions of historiography and genealogies at the expense of the history itself.

Recombination of C3Cl5 radicals accounted for all of the observed yields at low temperatures (T < 873 K).

In conclusion, the EPR spectroscopic characterization of the multiple-Tyr/Trp variants in CcP showed that there are two primary Tyr radicals accounting for 85% of the EPR signal detected in the wild-type sample, forming independently of each other and also independently of the Trp191 species.

Elisabeth de Bièvre challenges this view and its assumptions in a radical new account.

It is an important volume, offering a bold and radical, realigned account in the central place it gives to mobile pastoralism across this time period.