Sentence examples for radical mood from inspiring English sources

The downstairs gallery is curated to accentuate this supposedly radical mood.

There is not so much a radical program here as a radical mood — one of nostalgia for the revolutionary politics of yesteryear.

There really is a radical mood in these countries, and forces have woken up that traditional Westminster or the mainstream media or perhaps we ourselves can't comprehend.

Back in New Hampshire this week, a radical mood is conjured up at rallies calling for a "political revolution" and blasting out John Lennon's Power to the People.

Yet now that he is again sharing the same streets with Mr. Duvalier, who faces charges of corruption and crimes against humanity but is not being detained, he is tense and experiences radical mood swings.

In a radical mood, however, one can think of the entities in one category as being metaphysically dependent on entities in the other.

Inside the country, the number of supporters for a democratic transformation of power beyond the Putin regime is decreasing, while radical moods are slowly but surely increasing — something that will inevitably give rise to just as radical a leader in a crisis.

Unlike in Scotland, Catalan politicians, said Maxwell, are in danger of being left behind by an increasingly radical public mood toward leaving Spain.

Mr. Arafat's taped testimonial to Mrs. Rabin and her family, broadcast in Israel the night of the funeral, also underscored the radical change in mood and outlook here in the past five years.

It is clearly the work of an unreconstructed artistic radical, but its mood is pastoral, and its action unfolds in a generic, deracinated Europe far removed from the ideological struggles of the recent past, as if Godard, in the last decade of the cold war, had intuited its impending termination.

Has there been a radical change in mood?