Sentence examples for radical articulation from inspiring English sources

The New World Center is an even more radical articulation of the same idea.

His activism and trials brought America and the world face to face with the Panthers' radical articulation of civil rights and human rights for African Americans.

This event concludes Ripples and Waves, 4-part a series of programs observing the 40th anniversary of the Combahee River Collective Statement, the radical articulation of the tenets and goals of a truly revolutionary Black feminist theory and praxis.

The copy is hardly Cézanne's most interesting work, but as he ventured further into the analytical mode that would lay the foundations for abstraction, El Greco's influence endured: compare the older artist's barren View of Toledo, with its radical articulation of space through color, to Cézanne's landscapes of Mont-Saint-Victoire.

This multimedia presentation kicks off Ripples and Waves, 4-part a series of programs observing the 40th anniversary of the Combahee River Collective Statement, the radical articulation of the tenets and goals of a truly revolutionary Black feminist theory and praxis.

Mr da Silva started work at the age of 12, speaks no foreign languages, and is pally with the two great outcasts of his hemisphere, Cuba's Fidel Castro and Venezuela's populist president, Hugo Chavez.Although the PT still has its radicals, Mr da Silva and his moderate faction, "Articulation", have a tight grip on the party leadership.

Simultaneously, I explore modes of resistance and cultural articulations of disability politics that redeem radical dependency as a fundamental category of empowerment and emancipation.

Despite its academic articulation, that is a highly revolutionary doctrine.

Let me throw out a radical thought: perhaps these prayers for safety, these thrills at Obama's articulation, these hosannas to his smile and his beautiful, normal wife are a sanctioned, politically correct form of racism.

So far the 21st century has brought no stylistically radical departures, but Janine Jansen's account has become a favorite for its energizing freshness, crisp articulation and mercurial spirit.

Radical atheism does not seek to replace Laclau's approach to politics, as a struggle through articulation for a hegemonic position, but to demonstrate through immanent critique that it requires a different conception of desire.