Sentence examples for radical concepts from inspiring English sources

Those were very radical concepts.

Widespread individual ownership of precisely defined parcels of land — one of the radical concepts lurking behind the metric system — was easy to grasp.

He reckons the studio built and abandoned over 30 game modes before deciding on the final selection, and had radical concepts for how to change the whole shape of the multiplayer experience.

His story is an uncanny prophecy of the twentieth-century avant-garde, and in particular of Harry Partch, who built new instruments to accommodate his radical concepts of tuning.

"Fashion needs radical concepts, people who are doing new and exciting things," says Sarah Mower, contributing editor of American Vogue and the British Fashion Council's ambassador for emerging talent.

The more general background and rationale as well as several tools and methodologies, case studies and more radical concepts for such more sustainable electronic products are described in this chapter.

The public editor is a radical concept.

It's kind of a radical concept.

This was a fairly radical concept.

Miss Brown is having none of this radical concept.

A radical concept, I know, but worth pursuing.