Sentence examples for radical undertaking from inspiring English sources

As recounted in SURREALISM AND MODERNISM: From the Collection of the Wadsworth Atheneum (Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art/Yale University, $50), it was a fairly radical undertaking.

With Steven G. Harrison, assistant curator of decorative arts at the Dallas Museum of Art, as co-curator with Mr. Venable, and Ulysses Grant Dietz, the Newark Museum's curator of decorative arts, as director, the show is a radical undertaking.

In breaking the mould of what art could be and freeing the artist from the straightjacket of aestheticism – a radical undertaking at the time – these artists can come across as self-indulgent after all these years.

The Callenders want funerals to be honest, meaningful, full-participation affairs an approach they call "radical undertaking".

I was curious about what "radical undertaking" might entail, so I spoke to the couple via Skype about the way their approach differs from more "traditional" funeral services, how they get people to become active participants in burials, and their fight to bring back funeral pyres.

While al-Qaeda's overseas leadership, operational capacity and affiliates faced significant attacks abroad over the past decade, a diverse ragtag group of radicals undertook numerous potentially fatal, though mostly unsuccessful plots in the United States.

The improvement appeared to reflect results from a radical plan undertaken last fall to increase profit by essentially reducing the airline's market share.

Late in the 18th century Louis-Philippe-Joseph, duc d'Orléans, who was popularly renamed Philippe-Egalité during the French Revolution for his radical opinions, undertook extensive building around the palace garden.

Trollope's Disraeli character, called Daubeny (a disapproving hint of playacting, daubing and painting, is lodged in the name), having already betrayed his followers over the franchise, now tries to keep the Conservatives in power, still in tacit alliance with the Radicals, by undertaking the other great taboo act, the disestablishment of the Church of England.

Similarly, in radical hysterectomy undertaken for cervical cancer, case load affected operating time and blood loss [17].

"What I have always maintained is that in order to undertake radical monetary action, in order to undertake policies like QE, you have to anchor it in credible fiscal policy so the world believes you are not trying to inflate your way out of debts, you are actually prepared to pay off your debts with a credible fiscal plan.