Sentence examples for radically long from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some of them had a profound aesthetic experience that could only come from radically long duration and slowed variation.

When I ask if she wants her life to change radically, the long pause says as much as her eventual response.

Nonetheless, at two and a half hours, The Inn At Lake Devine is radically too long.

Schultz says he believes that a mine in the area is feasible, but radically changing long-established environmental law is unwise and contrary to the state's ethos.

Now, if you really want to see a moral failure, look at Mitt Romney's apparently imminent plan to radically increase long-term deficits by cutting taxes on, well, people like Mitt Romney, while claiming that supply-side magic will pay for it all.

This is necessary because the energy level of each node and the network topology can both change radically in long-term WSNs.

After two minutes, the song shifts radically into a long bridge, and Williams begins singing "Ah," like the backing vocals from the Beatles Magical Mystery Tourur".

I had been ruminating, a little bit prior to writing the poem, on an incident in the Mahabharata, the Sanskrit epic poem, an incident that I appropriate and distort radically in "The Long Meadow".

Although Mr. Abbott is unlikely to alter his country's close relationship with the United States radically in the long term, in the short term he has been far less vocal than Mr. Rudd in his support for an American-led strike against the Syrian government over a chemical weapons attack in that country's civil war.

One interesting use-case for their blockchain technology — which they just last week publicly demoed in a prototype form under test conditions, as an entry in the digitalswitzerland challenge — is a company registration system using a digitized blockchain process to radically shrink how long the necessary administration takes.

If we are going to "mutate" so radically in the long term, then we humans won't survive anyway.