Sentence examples for radical dimensions from inspiring English sources

In this quest, it was important to me to honour and give value to the more radical dimensions of human experience – the ways in which we are irrational, chaotic, superstitious, recklessly brave and hopelessly vulnerable.

It seems that more radical Islamic elements are searching out and trying to influence more moderate Muslims thus shifting the normality of Muslim discourse in the more extreme or radical dimension.

Further, there is a radical Islamic dimension to Boko Haram's fight, focused on "justice" for the common people vis-à-vis the resource-rich, corrupt state.

But when she surprise-released Lemonade, an hour-long film presentation of her sixth studio album, there was suddenly a radical new dimension to this rhetoric of self-affirmation.

The rebel movement took on a radical anti-feudal dimension, supporting peasant rebellions against the landed nobility.

While appreciation of these causes and alleviation of their detrimental effects on people's lives are important dimensions of radical social work, what really differentiates it from mainstream approaches is its emphasis on action that aims at social change.

He illustrates "radical religion," the second dimension of the topic to which I referred earlier.

Since these sites of reverse transcription termination marked locations that were also nearby in three dimensions to the radical source, the 5′ and 3′ ends of the resulting cDNAs would still be expected to report pairs of sites that were proximal in the RNA structure, albeit at longer average distances than source-to-cleavage pairs (illustrated in Figure 2A).

Marxist or other forms of radical criticism add a political dimension to this Freudianism.

The effects of the initial Eudragit and free radical initiator concentrations on the microsphere dimensions, the microsphere size distribution and surface functionality were investigated.

And on Monday, the interior minister in Hesse, a state in central Germany, called Mr. Abou-Nagie and his followers "pied pipers" and said that the danger from radical Islam had reached "a new dimension".