The phrase "radical remarks" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe statements or opinions that are extreme or extreme in nature. Example: The politician's radical remarks on immigration sparked controversy and divided the country.
This is why Dr. King never frightened whites; however radical his remarks may have seemed ideologically, they were never venomous.
Sooner or later, they'll turn everybody in the Village against me The countermen and the waitresses in the diner, for example — I'm sure they've turned against me simply because they've heard some of the Village radicals making remarks about me and running me down.
"We spent the night hearing from anti-police radicals," Roorda remarked.
One of Clark's most radical and least remarked innovations was his obsession with details.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien of Canada had his own proposal for a new label: "I am the radical center," he remarked.
The talks come less than a week after President Bush, speaking to the Israeli Parliament, created a stir by criticizing those who would negotiate with "terrorists and radicals". Mr. Bush's remarks have become an issue in the American presidential campaign because they were widely perceived as a rebuke to Senator Barack Obama, the Democratic front-runner.
*This post has been updated to correct Hillary Clinton's remarks on radical Islamism.
Trump also told his followers and hence the world that President Obama should "immediately resign in disgrace" for failing to "mention the words radical Islam" in his remarks on the shooting.
Just as profoundly, he announced, "We must be smart!" Trump also told his followers and hence the world that President Obama should "immediately resign in disgrace" for failing to "mention the words radical Islam" in his remarks on the shooting.
