Sentence examples for radical material from inspiring English sources
"In America, I find it disappointing that a lot of our biggest talents are not devoting their talents to slightly more radical material," he says.
In particular the government were keen to prosecute those preparing or training to commit terrorism and to tackle extremist bookshops disseminating radical material.
Scripted by Barry Took and Marty Feldman, it was daring and radical material for the time, especially in a popular radio series.
The amount of radical material on Uighur-language websites has increased as internet access in remote parts of the north-west has improved.
The terrorism-related charges against two Americans, both devotees of Mr. Awlaki, are part of a marked increase in homegrown extremism in the United States, often influenced by radical material on the Internet.
Among the love songs was more radical material such as "El Salvador" (1986): "We're killing people just to set them free / Who put this price on liberty?" At Live Aid in 1985, the intention was to feature Bob Dylan singing "Blowin' In The Wind" with Peter, Paul and Mary, but Dylan backed out and performed with Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood.
In the case of radicalization, this seems to be a case of self imposed social isolation where individuals spend large amounts of time online engaging with radical materials.
Among other measures expected to be in the bill are plans to ban radical preachers from posting material online and powers to allow the media watchdog Ofcom to block broadcasts of "unacceptable extremist material".
This could be the contemporary equivalent of imagining what viewers of Picasso's constructions might have felt back in 1913 — except that the found object has traveled so far that it almost needs to be lost again to regain its charge as a radical art material.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev collected radical militant material and on the day of the race "pretended to be a spectator although he had murder in his heart".
The designer's American debut was in the 1995 "Mutant Materials" exhibition at the Modern, which presented radical new materials appropriated by designers from the aerospace and other high-tech industries.
