Sentence examples for radical champion from inspiring English sources

Walt Whitman (1819-1892) was its radical champion, and he appears at the center of the show in a double-portrait with his own companion, Peter Doyle.

In the 1970's, one of its most radical champions, the philosopher of science Paul Feyerabend, baldly suggested that there was very little to distinguish between alchemy and science: the techniques were similar and so was the accuracy of the results.

It might have been radical to champion the city 30 years ago, when crime rates were high and the middle-class exodus to the suburbs remained in full swing.

On the other is the more radical path championed by the Republicans.

Many important decisions have been put on hold for two months and radical proposals championed by Red Bull to make cars five seconds a lap faster have been watered down.

A more radical proposal, championed primarily by Republicans, is to stop providing Medicare payments for specified benefits no matter the cost and instead give beneficiaries a set amount of money to buy private insurance policies that might not provide the same benefits.

"The group has deviated from its Yusufania philosophy after the death of the founder, Mohammed Yusuf, to a more radical one championed by a splinter group known as Jama'atu Ansarul Muslimina Fi Biladis Sudan, roughly translated as Vanguard for the Protection of Muslims in Black [Africa].

This was the insight of radicals who championed the "mad" and denounced psychiatric abuse, with RD Laing the leading British crusader.

There's something undeniably romantic about start-ups that champion radical business models designed to change the world.

Deployed in harmony they helped him to deliver radical policies and champion bold causes with the support of large and unlikely alliances of voters.

Dissent was founded by a small group of socialist and radical intellectuals to champion the values of the democratic left and reinvigorate American intellectual opposition to McCarthyism at home and Stalinism and other forms of totalitarianism abroad.