Sentence examples for radical argument from inspiring English sources

His seemingly radical argument about Christ's Jewishness became mainstream, at least in Christian theological thinking.

An even more radical argument came from Purushottaman Mulloli, of JACK India, who insisted that government figures on the number of AIDS patients had been falsified in order to justify additional funding.

Exiled in London, where he is united with his friend Nicholas Ogarev (Josh Hamilton, Herzenn launches The Bell, a muckraking paper, which taunts his motherland with censored news and radical argument, until serfdom is finally abolished, in 1861.

Koolhaas came to believe that Lagos was a "paradigmatic case-study of a city at the forefront of globalizing modernity," and began to make the radical argument that many of the city's dysfunctions should be heralded rather than fixed.

Whether or not his personal experience with Mary affected his views on marriage, Milton mounts a cogent, radical argument for divorce, an argument informed by the concepts of personal liberty and individual volition, the latter being instrumental in maintaining or ending a marriage.

THE COAST OF UTOPIA, PART THREE: SALVAGE In the third and weakest part of Tom Stoppard's epic pageant about nineteenth-century Russian intellectuals hatching revolution, Alexander Herzen (Brían F. O'Byrne), exiled in London, launches The Bell, a muckraking paper that taunts his motherland with censored news and radical argument, until serfdom is finally abolished, in 1861.

Bala, however, was drawn to the radical arguments of Ludwig Wittgenstein, who maintained that language, like a game of chess, is essentially a social activity.

The effect is to anchor the debate firmly on the middle ground, leaving completely in the dark the sorts of more radical arguments that have always been a crucial element of change.

Drawing on her expertise in Sharia law, she emphasizes the peaceful elements of Islam and links international conventions with Islamic tenets to counter the radical arguments that fuel extremism.

Although Wollstonecraft's comments on female education hint at some of her more radical arguments in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, the religious tone of the text also found in her first novel, Mary: A Fiction is generally viewed by scholars as conservative.

The radicals' argument goes that our buildings are now too big, too hard to heat, and are both unsettling to outsiders and uncomfortable for insiders.