Sentence examples for radical conceived from inspiring English sources

The most radical conceived of art as something that must abolish itself in order to become truly useful to the new society they fervently believed was being built.

The radicals conceived the plan as taking precedence over all previous economic decisions so as to enable a sharp break with the past.

Jessamyn West, a radical librarian, conceived of a brilliant solution, a sign on the wall of her library reading "THE FBI HAS NOT BEEN HERE (watch very closely for the removal of this sign)." After all, she reasoned, if the law prohibited her from telling people that the FBI had been in, that wasn't the same as her not not telling people the FBI hadn't been in, right?

Take the radical mastectomy, conceived by William Halsted in the late 19th century.

Kolbe regarded the classical theory of radicals, which conceived of groups of atoms held together by presumed electrostatic forces, as perfectly sufficient to depict even the most complex organic molecules, and he thought the new structural formulas were excessively speculative.

It's the summit of her work on film, and its radical form is conceived as the perfect setting for her work as a writer.

He conceived a radical alternative: an online newspaper that would follow the community-supported model of public broadcasting.

These structures were conceived as radical experiments in mass production for an increasingly dense and urban postwar society.

He has become the saint of total leftism: a quasi-divine being, than whom none more radical can ever be conceived.

There was one radical change: I originally conceived of Joe Bernstine's 57th Street office as the Homeland (joke) Agency tracking terrorist activity.

Whether conceived as radical re-interpretation or mere giggle-inducing gimmick, I can't help but feel that any production that makes a decision so extreme is inherently playing with gender, even if that's not the primary purpose.