Sentence examples for radical break from from inspiring English sources

This week, in a radical break from custom, an exhibition will arrive -- completely unprotected -- by subway.

May offered a vision that was a radical break from Thatcherism.

Such rhetoric, in its vulgarity and its rawness, is a radical break from conservative norms.

Today's China is governed by a new economic model that marks a radical break from the Mao and Deng eras.

But when it launched, in 2007, it felt like a truly radical break from everything that had come before it.

Moreover, Douthat writes, theoconservatism is not a radical break from America's historic separation of church and state.

Listeners were receptive; in the title song from "Lovers Speak," she sang, "I wanna hear someone call out my name," and fans immediately yelled, "Joan!" Her latest songs don't make radical breaks from her old ones.

Chan iconoclasm seems to have been largely rhetorical insofar as the targets of Chan invective shifted from teacher to teacher and from generation to generation, and insofar as Chan teachings and practices did not generally evidence anything like the radical breaks from Buddhist tradition that famous Chan texts like the thirteenth-century Gateless Barrier (Wumenguan, 無門關) might suggest.

According to his definition a revolution is passive when, far from being a radical break, it unfolds as a long-term process in which progressive and backward-looking forces coexist and overlap.

"I can't make a radical break".

That's not a "radical break".