Sentence examples for radical wave from inspiring English sources
Today's demonstration should be the beginning of a new, and necessarily radical, wave of direct action.
Instead, with the start of a second, more radical wave of reform in 1994, welfare numbers began to fall sharply (see chart).
Barlow clearly places CAP at the vanguard of a new, radical wave of Christianity motivated by Jesus's teaching on poverty and injustice.
Don't be deceived though, what starts as a mushburger on the outside (the place farthest from the beach where the wave breaks) can easily become a steep, fast and radical wave on the inside (the place closest to the beach where the wave breaks).
Workers' protest actions are getting more radical: a wave of "boss-napping" by desperate workers intensified last month and some protesters ransacked state offices.
Bringing in radical second wave feminism?
Partisan politics reemerged; across the North, Radical Republicans "waved the bloody shirt" and declared their Democratic opponents as disloyal scoundrels, hoping to instead build a coalition with newly freed black men in the former Confederacy and poorer whites in the Upland South.
A biting look at contemporary feminism, sexuality and romance, the book follows several days in the life of Ann-Marie, a socially inept 23-year-old failed Cambridge student whose love life gets more complicated when she becomes the protegee of a famous and radical second-wave feminist.
Except among radicals, who waved it despairingly through the 18th and 19th centuries, Magna Carta went out of fashion in England.
Brewer's depiction of feminists suggested images of far left radicals, frantically waving their bras in the air and calling for a 21st century Russian Revolution in Britain, completely ignoring the women in this country who freely voted for the Conservatives but are staunch, determined feminists.
As the plot skims along, you're treated to gripping little disquisitions on things like "free radicals" (monster waves that can pop out of fairly calm seas) or how to properly lash down tug lines or how to sleep in rough weather without getting your nose broken.
