Sentence examples for radical extreme from inspiring English sources

The Ballets Russes caught a wave of primitivism: the Stravinsky-Nijinsky "Sacre" took this to a radical extreme.

It is what she describes as a "radical, extreme work" that looks at Ophelia's existence outside the confines of Hamlet.

"It's important to know, for example, if this or that group is in the radical extreme or if it is above board.

Was he the bearer of some horrible facial birth defect of his own, perhaps, or the victim of a "Phantom of the Opera -like accident, driving him nOpera -likeraccidentxtreme?

Rollins was already an unusually thematic improviser, a post-bopper who paid a special attention to melody and its variations; but Coleman, dispensing with the harmonic framework of bebop altogether, took that manner to its radical extreme.

The obvious irony in the issue has always been that wanting badly to get married is a fairly traditionalist desire, but in the case of gay and lesbian couples it is treated as a radical extreme.

Instead, he's managed to take the fabled Germanic ideal of efficiency to new, radical extremes.

But its juxtapositions with the radical extremes of Mr. Zorn's music certainly held the attention.

With its mix of spectacle and intimacy, exuberance and tragedy, "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot" points ahead to the radical extremes of Cimino's 1980 masterwork, "Heaven's Gate".

Meanwhile, the live shows never pull any punches, swinging radical extremes of mood into one long, feverish onslaught.

For this country to once again be led responsibly, with functional political institutions, the radical extremes of political thought cannot be allowed to supplant the tried and true--nor can we allow thoughtful statesmen to be shoved aside by intemperate ideologues.