Sentence examples for radical roots from inspiring English sources

And despite his radical roots, he's a literary sensation during this election season.

Under Rupert Goold, it shows every sign of rediscovering its more radical roots, albeit with bigger budgets and better heating.

As it attempts to forge a new consensus, however, it is inevitably drifting away from its radical roots.

The trust is in the mood to return to its radical roots, but its very size and bureaucracy may not make it the best choice.

(In a recent political maneuver, Catholic Vote, a conservative advocacy group, dramatized that encounter in a memo entitled "Tim Kaine's Radical Roots in Honduras").

Alinsky died nearly 30 years ago but thanks to a tenuous link to Barack Obama, his name has been raised as evidence of Obama's radical roots.

Eve replies: Guardian contributor EveEnsler 14 February 2014 1 54pm For me radical feminism has always meant seeing the radical root cause of women's oppression in patriarchal gender relations.

If then pressure mounts for more radical, root-and-branch solutions, is there anything on offer that may seriously challenge the neoliberal consensus and mobilise the masses?

It also put the financial backing behind the most radical root-and-branch reform of the welfare system this country has seen since Beveridge.

For Kate Fletcher, a professor, author and sustainability consultant, more promising materials are part of a radical root and branch reform of the fashion industry's practices, but they're only the beginning.

Helped by Lee Congerton, Sunderland's new director of football, who appears to be a very promising appointment, Poyet may find the Championship is the best place to conduct the radical root and branch reform that this squad – in which a raft of players are out of contract this summer – so clearly requires.