Sentence examples for radical appeal from inspiring English sources

Ironically, it was the very lesbian sex scenes – one about 10 minutes long – that Maroh found so foolish, which played a fundamental part in its radical appeal to critics and jury members.

This school, along with more moderate calls to take account of the "unconscious Sovietism" that survives in a large portion of the population, includes radical appeals to create an "unconventional Empire, a world of worlds, or the USSR-II" [7].

Why does radical Islam appeal to so many young men?

They are radicals because they choose to be, because only radicalism appeals to them".

But while al-Qaida's form of radical Islamism appealed to a minority of discontented individuals, it never represented a dominant social trend in the Middle East.

The idea of reclaiming the flag to get back to its radical roots appeals to the queer activist within me.

It was only a few decades ago that women and minorities in politics were viewed only in terms of their demographics, either as PR props to increase a political party's popularity with a particular subgroup or as fringe candidates who preached a radical message appealed only to their own demographic.

Nonetheless, there are real doubts about how much appeal radical Islam holds among Libyans.

For example, he signed up Eric Hobsbawm before other publishers grasped that this radical historian had appeal for a much wider readership.

"It's the kind of simple and radical idea that appeals both to Modi and many Indians," Sukumar Ranganathan, the editor of Mint, a leading business newspaper, told me.

Her father, the radical philosopher William Godwin, appealed to an admirer, the young poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, for a loan and so the teenage Mary met the man she would later marry.