Sentence examples for radical definition from inspiring English sources

This is an important and quite radical definition of "the real," one he shared with John Ashbery and others.

While the Republican candidates have spent plenty of time attacking the doctrine of moral relativism, ironically, they have embraced a moral vision in which the concern for the public good is wholly disregarded when it conflicts — even minimally — with their radical definition of personal freedom.

February 10 , 1942New York City, New York Lawrence Weiner, (born February 10 , 1942 Bronx, New York, U.S.) American conceptual artist best known for his text-based installations and radical definitions of art.

It's a radical new definition of "advantage" that blows past the stale, tired idea of competitive advantage.

Already, the idea has moved up one notch, to "radical". By definition, people (even "Serious People") are indeed thinking about it and offering up solid proposals for its implementation.

It was in the 1990s that the radical re-definition of an undergraduate as a toddler began to kick in.

Part Two: Sacca on radical under-definition, on community innovation, on why @ev is one or two steps ahead of everyone else, and on what Twitter can learn from Google.

Barring a radical re-definition of purpose, this is an enterprise which promises to continue, consuming lives and treasure, for a long, long time.

Dr. Horn seems to be one of those who believe that all feminists are, by definition, radical.

In arguing that they had every right to detain Miranda under the Terrorism Act in 2013, the government put forth a the radical and expansive definition of terrorism.

Whitehall sources said that the current Terrorism 2000 Act only allows "terrorist" organisations to banned; for Hizb-ut-Tahrir to be proscribed, legislation to extend the definition to radical extremist groups as well will be required.