Sentence examples for radical persona from inspiring English sources

Despite his radical persona, Hopper was a paid-up Republican, though he voted for Barack Obama in the 2008 election.

." The paradoxical combination of a radical, dissenting persona and a conservative aesthetic is telling, for while Houellebecq can be an acute critic of free-market economics and its pernicious effect on society, he is also a misogynist and not above making reactionary swipes at multiculturalism.

Atlanta's legendary children elevate their art with re-imagined drag standards; poetry reading; live singing; and fully-realized, radical stage personas.

Each musical development has been accompanied by a radical change of image and stage persona.

In that final speech, King is more radical than his public persona as he calls for an economic boycott against Memphis if the conditions of the sanitation workers are not met.

What kind of internal contradiction that wrought is not something upon which she wishes to elucidate, but the radical departure from her screen persona was there for everyone to see.

The persona she presents is radical in its contradictions – her voice is both punk and disinterested, both promiscuous and not particularly sexual.

His undercover persona was Mark Bob Robinsonon, a charming, intelligent radical with a taste for danger.

That it's Khan who's fighting for change makes this doubly special: we're watching modern cinema's most rapid and radical modification – mollification, even – of an established star persona.

His covert mission for the police started in 2003 when he appeared in radical groups in Nottingham with the elaborate fictional persona of "Mark Stone", a professional climber with an apparently disreputable criminal past.

However, highly successful leaders choose a different way to lead, and it's a radical departure from this idea of the carefully crafted persona.