Sentence examples for radical position in from inspiring English sources
("The radical position in the moderate middle is the only place where the center holds").
To suggest that such supernatural stories are allegorical can be considered a radical position in even the most liberal precincts of the Christian world.
Promoting even as she questioned white liberal values in her early work, she went on to espouse an increasingly radical position in the essays and fiction of the mid-1970s and later, openly supporting the liberation movement and associated cultural bodies such as the Congress of South African Writers.
I'm about to take a radical position in the encryption debate between Apple and the FBI: I'm undecided.
That should not be a radical position in a country in which separation of church and state is a long established principle.
The first thing radical publishing seems to have learned is that there's no point in having a radical position if you can't survive for any length of time.
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Our report and a two-part New York Times investigation shows that, while the Chamber throws its weight around in many Global South countries to protect its corporate members' interests, Big Tobacco has also pushed it to adopt particularly aggressive and radical positions in order to undermine the cascade of public health laws being passed as a result of the success of the global tobacco treaty.
Eutyches took the more-radical position, in denouncing so-called Nestorianism, that Christ's divinity was greatly more significant than, and overwhelmed, his human nature.
None takes the more radical position, so alive in this election, that the country needs to be rescued from itself.
(Collins, 1984, p. 24) Toland, however, has a more radical position than Locke in that he rejects truths above reason, even where these truths are compatible with reason.
