Sentence examples for radical subjects from inspiring English sources

Having last been updated at the height of the Backstreet Boys' powers, Ontario revealed its revamped sex ed curriculum today, with lessons on outrageous, wildly radical subjects such as sexting, homosexuality and the proper names for your private parts.

Although in the end of his career he turned to less radical subjects and forms, he continued to advance the cause of modernism until his death in Great Neck, Long Island.

Its subject is the dangers for teenagers of sexual repression, and the dangers for their parents of lying to them about it -- quite a radical subject when you think about it, though sometimes it's hard to with the made-for-Muzak theme song swelling on the soundtrack.

That's not meant as a criticism; it's a shrewd and sensible move to build an accessible family comedy around such radical subject matter, and Boy Meets Girl is "mainstream" in the best sense of the word: warm, witty and likable, with a star-in-the-making in trans actor Rebecca Root.

But Last Resort, with its mix of heartfelt social insight (the then-radical subject of asylum seekers) and improvisatory, documentary-style film-making, has exerted an influence of gigantic proportions on a whole generation of British cinema.

Inorganic sunscreen agents (metal oxides) screen UVA/UVB radiation efficiently, but can also generate harmful reactive oxygen species and radicals when subjected to UVA/UVB radiation [ 54, 55].

These works might not be as radical as his subjects' artistic or political concerns, but they do reveal his looser, more experimental side.

Writing fluency score was the total number of characters with specific radical components the subjects could produce in 120 seconds.

In a phase I/II clinical trial, investigators at MD Anderson Cancer Center, administered intraprostatic injections of Ad-p53 on three separate occasions prior to radical prostatectomy in subjects with high-risk localized prostate cancer.

A quick look reveals that the books -- which Ms. Bove collected in Berkeley, Calif., where she grew up -- all share certain subject matter: radical politics, pyschedelia, sex, pop-mysticism.

Subjects: Fifty-eight men with incontinence after radical prostatectomy were the subjects of the study.