Sentence examples for radical terms from inspiring English sources

The coup rapidly unraveled, but not before the country's social and economic problems had been described in radical terms.

President Nicolas Sarkozy has done little about it so far, but has spoken in radical terms of what he plans to do.

But I needed to do it on my own particular, if not radical, terms.

On this note, Hans Jonas posits that "all this, in radical terms, returns us to the issue of the power of the 'wise man,' that is the power of critical ideas liberated from personal interests in the body politic" (Jonas, 1974).

It reveals that TPP negotiators already have agreed to many radical terms that would give foreign investors expansive new substantive and procedural rights and privileges not available to domestic firms under domestic law.

Stowe, the New England abolitionist, had the thing all figured out unimpeachably in then-radical terms, and there her now-archaic contribution sits.

This electoral change is radical in terms of personnel, but cosmetic ideologically.

Calvin's view was the most radical, in terms of theodicy — that is, the attempt to reconcile the existence of evil with a benevolent and omnipotent God.

Now, even though the structure is familiar, the numbers really are radical, in terms of both the targets themselves and the payout upon hitting the targets.

Then Hiroshi Matoba from Japan came in, who made the presentation more radical in terms of emotion through mathematics, using visual language to represent the music.

The thing people don't talk about enough as far as I'm concerned is how innovative this music was, how radical in terms of its songwriting.