Sentence examples for radical because from inspiring English sources

The Empiricism was radical because until this time even Empiricists believed in a metaphysical ground like the hidden turtle of Hindu mythology on whose back the cosmic elephant rode.

He is radical because he has asked openly for democracy.

They were called "radical" because the aim was to remove the "root" of cancers.

"I was always expected to be radical because my father was".

His Medicare plan is more radical because the problems are more fundamental.

This project of Diana's was doubly radical, because the monarchy is maintained by love.

Not radical left or right, just a radical, because this is a radical moment.

"I was called a radical because I've embraced the Ryan plan," Mr. Huntsman told the crowd on Saturday.

Yet she is making a political point, one that's radical because it's so enormous and so unsettling.

In his first speech to Congress, Lopez Obrador pledged "a peaceful and orderly transition, but one that is deep and radical... because we will end the corruption and impunity that prevent Mexico's rebirth".

A participant explained: " I wanted to have total recovery in terms of being able to do everything I did before [developing osteoarthritis]… I am an aggressive athlete, and that I'm relatively young, I…decided that the procedure of total hip [replacement] was too radical because…just doing less is better than more.