Sentence examples for radical places from inspiring English sources

And police departments are seldom radical places: things are done the way they always have been.

And he says he is exploring even more radical places the game may go -- like the family television set.

Stroud was one of first towns to elect a sizeable Green group to its council; after poll tax demonstrations in Bath, Chris Patten, a former Conservative minister, reputedly claimed that the demonstrators had been bused in from radical places like Stroud.Away from the market towns other discontents are bubbling.

Iran was a radical place in the eighties.

Eker is also a pretty radical place I would say.

It was a very radical place in the apartheid era.

He liked that the city was not a radical place.

If atheism somehow correlated with fanaticism, Denmark would be the most violently radical place on earth.

The Netherlands in the 1950s was not a radical place, and Amsterdam was typically staid and proper.

Today, there is still a sense of identity that occasionally turns into murmurs of separatism, but this is not a radical place.

The Radical Brownies, a social justice-oriented version of the Girl Scouts, was set up only a few weeks ago to "empower young girls of colour to step into their collective power, brilliance and leadership to make the world a more radical place".