Sentence examples for radical point from inspiring English sources

Apart from his departmental activities, Dilke was eager, with Joseph Chamberlain, to press the general Radical point of view within the Cabinet.

That a problem exists should no longer strike anyone as a particularly radical point, especially now that the Pope has said it.

"He makes the radical point that we actually need the humanity of the European courts to overrule our own corrupt and horrible and stupid and mean judges".

And in its melding of song, dance and story it's as classic as "Oklahoma!" But within its traditional form "Matilda" works with astonishing slyness and grace to inculcate us with its radical point of view.

Under the leadership of Robespierre and Jérôme Pétion (who later became mortal enemies), the purged Jacobin Club rallied most provincial clubs and emerged from the crisis with a more unified, radical point of view.

He says he "grudgingly admires" corporate pop-ups, but feels they miss the radical point: "We take a local environment, subvert it and respond to it they are just another shop".

Thank you, awareness-raisers At a festival that has taken Neil and Christine Hamilton to its heart, it's always a pleasure to unearth radical points of view.

More important, "Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture: a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color (Mitchell).

As a field bent on changing the world, even liberal feminist theorists tended to criticize liberalism as much or more than they embraced it, and to embrace socialism and other more radical points of view more than to reject them.