Sentence examples for radical exemplars from inspiring English sources

This ought to be a celebration of De Beauvoir and her coterie as radical exemplars of a thinking society.

Model 9093 may not be the most radical exemplar of what might be called "design-driven innovation," but it's one of the easiest to grasp.

Turkey is a radically different exemplar.

A cynical exemplar of radical chic, Cynthia Maddox failed to support Jay when he stood trial, then disappeared, resurfacing years later as a petite powerhouse of Reaganism.

Both PEPFAR and the Global Fund are exemplars of a radical shift in global health governance that may well save Bush's foreign policy legacy.

"Noever is no fool," the Viennese daily Die Presse said of the North Korean spectacle, "but rather the leading Austrian exemplar of leftist radical chic".

In South Carolina, Cruz advocated a similar course of action and invoked a familiar Republican exemplar, saying: "What is the answer to radical Islamic terrorism?

In his autobiography, Exemplar Humanae Vitae ("Example of a Human Life"), Acosta took a more radical position.

Carter's 1979 work of cultural history, The Sadeian Woman – in which she used the Marquis de Sade as her exemplar of a "moral" pornographer – was dismissed by the radical critic Andrea Dworkin as "pseudofeminist".

The existentialist philosophers did not refrain from formulating internal (aesthetic) and external (ethical and political) constraints to artistic practice, but their aesthetics fundamentally proclaims the radical freedom of the artist, also seeing in it the privileged exemplar of human freedom in general.

Certain that their view of the political and moral universe was more comprehensive than that of black radicals, elevating their interpretation of nonviolent direct action into holy writ, and detaching themselves as moral exemplars from the masses they sought to inspire, they came to seem irrelevant to a freedom movement bent on transforming relations of power.