Sentence examples for radical makes from inspiring English sources

But the intense chromaticism of 20th-century composition, be it conservative or radical, makes it nearly impossible for the listener to grasp the unity of a work in terms of its adherence to a clear tonal plan.

Even Dickens, a true political radical, makes fun of Mrs. Jellyby, not of Lord Dedlock: the mindless reformer with the unkempt family can be made funny in a way that the heartless aristocrat, armored in his traditions, cannot.

The presence of an unpaired electron in the NO radical makes it highly reactive, with a half-life of only a few seconds and readily capable of reacting with other species such as superoxides.

The rigid radical made it tough.

The basic idea is simple and radical: Make the copying of links illegal.

The authors added: "It's astonishing that anything this radical made it on to prime time television.

you do not need to include the coefficient, just the radical Make the second fraction's numerator match its denominator.

The great radical stability of such phenoxy radicals, makes them particularly interesting for biotechnological applications and they represent a good example for the design of new stable laccase mediators.

IF THE devil has the best tunes, radicals make the best posters.

"I think that Alinsky's Rules for Radicals made a very big impression on me," she told Paul Harris.

In Austria as in other European states, the centre seems to be hollowing out as radicals make strides.