Sentence examples for radical quality from inspiring English sources

That's one of the things that gives American religious conservatism its fevered and radical quality.

In Tiny Furniture Dunham's onscreen unmade up face, or slightly dimply thighs, shouldn't seem extraordinary, but they do: they're a reminder that girl slackerdom can, in fact, take on a radical quality.

Yet, even in its half-dozen early episodes, those burnt first pancakes of sitcoms, the show has a radical quality, simply because it arrives in a television landscape with few Asian characters, almost none of them protagonists.

It's hard to emphasize the radical quality of Bamford's creation, but it's no surprise that it takes something of a sales pitch.

It's hard to emphasise the radical quality of Bamford's creation, but it's no surprise that it takes something of a sales pitch.

Then he captured the radical qualities of Beethoven's Sonata in E (Op. 109), which followed.

The N.A.A.C.P. failed to notice any radical qualities in Fetchit's performances.

Here, in 1924, Sibelius showed his inimitable way of composing something modern, even radical, qualities that came through in this exhilarating performance.

As a counter to the image of the art world as rich, youth-besotted and obsessed with crafty little nothings, the ethos here is provisional, messy, half-baked, cantankerous, insular -- radical qualities art used to have when it could still call itself radical and wasn't like a barnacle clinging to the cruise ship of pop culture.

The strangeness of this quality must be contemplated directly, and in quantity, for its radical character to register at full force.

The play's most radical, and winning, quality -- its casual, affectionate acceptance of the Chicago realities of corruption, chicanery and callousness -- was airbrushed.