Sentence examples for radical language from inspiring English sources

Of course, this is radical language prompted by a time about to embody radicalism, and we know we're not in such a moment anymore, but we must recognize the banality of most contemporary feminist critique for what it is.

The radical language of the maximalist local campaigns particularly alarmed the urban middle classes.

Instead of jettisoning the radical language, rabid bigotry and rising violence, the Republicans justify it.

Many clerics, troubled by the radical language of Mr. Sadr's followers, say Mr. Sestani is promoting a more moderate message.

If this sounds like radical language, consider the position of an upright group of men and women.

Twombly's response to this stimulus was, however, anything but academic, as he expressed himself with a radical language of highly coloured stains and energetic brushwork.

When the assembly met to draft a petition to London on the matter in October 1764, Hutchinson opposed the inclusion of the radicals' language, and eventually pushed through a more moderate statement of opposition.

They maybe had a radical formal language, corresponding with the architecture, but then the architecture changed and the language ceased to be radical.

He emerged with an incorrigibly radical musical language, at once intricate in method and rugged in manner.

By applying his radical new language in its tryout stage to time-tested Neo-Classical genres and dance forms, Schoenberg created a work in which there is a bracing reciprocity between old and new.

He suffered well-publicized attacks from the conservative music theorist Giovanni Maria Artusi, who castigated what he considered Monteverdi's radical harmonic language in, among other works, that Fourth Book of Madrigals, those amazing five-part vocal settings of poems of love, yearning and romantic despair.