Sentence examples for radical line from inspiring English sources

Some of the president's longtime opponents here have taken an increasingly radical line.

Nasser, who, as the sole candidate, had been elected president in June 1956, pursued a more radical line in the ensuing decade.

Remedial measures like the private plots were rolled back, and millions of officials were disciplined for failing to toe the radical line.

Mr Lingeman does a good job of emphasising Lewis's courage, independence of mind and liberal sanity his adherence to what he described as "the clear radical line.

Mats Ek has always taken a radical line with the ballet repertory, and it's clear from the title that his new Juliet and Romeo comes with maverick intent.

The free radical line is formed by a singlet with g = 2.0025 2.0028 (ΔBpp ∼ 0.3 0.5 mT) and a quartet of approximately equidistant lines with different intensities and widths.

"The American political mind has never thought much along consciously radical lines," the political scientist Clinton Rossiter wrote, in "Conservatism in America" (1955).

The most significant figure in the reform movement was the English utilitarian philosopher Jeremy Bentham, who was prepared to reform the whole law along radical lines.

"The Devil's Cloth," despite its apparent quirkiness of subject, belongs to a now venerable tradition of "new" historical writing in France that began by rejecting the history of events and regimes and has evolved along increasingly radical lines, ambitiously examining the givens of experience itself.

He had them write for his short-lived startup journal La Gazette du Cinéma, and then, when Cahiers du Cinéma was founded, in 1951, he became an editor and brought his young friends and acolytes in to advance there the radical lines of thought and the distinctive taste they shared.

Maxime Simoëns plays on the contrast of shapes and proportions to instill an architectural dimension into the elegance of radical lines.