Sentence examples for radically different sense from inspiring English sources

A radically different sense of scale and architectural suggestion ensues.

In other words, we are living at an unusual moment when the rate of progress has been dizzying from one generation to the next, such that Americans older than 60, say, are rooted in a radically different sense of society from those younger than 40.

In the philosophy of mind, dualism is the theory that the mental and the physical or mind and body or mind and brain are, in some sense, radically different kinds of thing.

Democracy as agency is radically different than the shriveled sense of "democracy" in today's public discussion, where tools substitute for substance.

Williams also delighted in how words mutated and generated ambiguities: "'Native' is one of those interesting words which … are applied … in ways which produce radically different and even opposite senses and tones".

A Murakami character is always, in a sense, translating between radically different worlds: mundane and bizarre, natural and supernatural, country and city, male and female, overground and underground.

It's when he talks about comedy that you get a sense of the radically different directions the career of this talented filmmaker could take.

The poor were different from the rest of us, it argued, radically different, and not just in the sense that they were deprived, disadvantaged, poorly housed, or poorly fed.

In this sense Judaism is radically different to Christianity which is a conscious act of affirmation.

Although in his critical phase Hume freely borrows many of Hutcheson's arguments to criticize moral rationalism, his rejection of a God-given moral sense puts him on a radically different path from Hutcheson in his constructive phase.

In a sense, mid-Atlantic baseball fans have waited generations for a rivalry between these two radically different but cheek-to-jowl cities.