Sentence examples for radical conversation from inspiring English sources

During junior high school, Chomsky spent a lot of time in Manhattan with an uncle, a legally blind, hunchbacked communist named Milton Kraus, who owned a newsstand at Broadway and Seventy-second Street that became a kind of street-corner salon for radical conversation.

I bought it for the title alone -- what a radical conversation starter.

I spoke to Ashley about what radical conversation means, and and why he thinks it's what is needed to save planet earth and our animal friends.

Ebony White and Whitewash Jones made their debuts in what is considered to be the Golden Age of comic books, where creators like Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Eisner were basically using cartoon characters to create what was then a radical conversation on blackness in Jim Crow America.

Ebony White and Whitewash Jones made their debuts in what is considered to be the golden age of comic books, where creators like Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Eisner were basically using cartoon characters to create what was then a radical conversation on blackness in a Jim Crow America.

That claim left out something, too: former Presidents are believed to have authorized such wiretaps only in cases involving agents of foreign powers, not in cases involving domestic dissidents and radicals, whose conversations the Nixon Administration tapped and bugged under a presumed power that never existed.

Many of the pioneers recommended that novice New Radicals have conversations with as many people as possible (it's called "knowledge by acquaintance", and is one of the most successful ways to research a new venture).

Going for the Frazzled Most fashion insiders would agree that the likelihood of Frédéric Fekkai's name coming up in a conversation about radical hairstylists is not great.

With her radical politics, her tart conversation and her size nine feet she must have been a formidable figure in the servants' hall.

The not-for-profit collective, which has produced a series of books on welfare, housing and Greece since launching in 2015, argues that "publishing great radical books – and facilitating conversation about the ideas they contain – [is] vital for the development of progressive politics in Britain".

"When someone comes up with a radical new idea, the conversation always turns to why it can't be done.