Sentence examples for radical turning from inspiring English sources
The makeovers are often radical, turning white walls crimson or sawing legs off coffee tables; but the drama is usually subtle, involving lots of strained cheerfulness and some grumpiness and grimaces -- rarely tears.
His conversion signified a radical turning and a free acceptance of God's favour "in Christ".
The latest focuses on the 17th century, which he argues marked a radical turning point in human history.
It was decided that the next of these meetings – on 8 June 2014 – had to produce a radical turning point in Miliband's leadership.
This marked something of a radical turning point: we'd gone from claiming land by clearing trees in the colonial era to claiming land by planting them.
But to see Johnson as a one-time radical turned national treasure is not quite accurate.
The protagonist of this thriller, set in Houston in the early 1980s, is a black student radical turned lawyer.
In his memoir Radical Son, David Horowitz, a former Bay Area white radical turned rightwing activist, recalled his involvement with the Panthers and Brown's leadership.
Horowitz — who is the son of David Horowitz, the radical turned conservative polemicist — attributed Silicon Valley's strain of libertarianism to the mentality of engineers.
"The group has not been eliminated, but what happened is a very strong strike against it," said Abdullah Bjad al-Otaibi, a former radical turned reformist.
Two of his former ministers, Patricia Bullrich and Ricardo Lopez Murphy, are worthy candidates of the centre-right, but have little chance of being elected.Or perhaps CarrioArgentina's least unpopular politician is now Elisa Carrio, a former Radical turned populist firebrand.
