Sentence examples for radically new context from inspiring English sources
Cage was interested in recasting the sounds of the past — scratchy records, stereotypically grandiose classical music — in a radically new context.
Although it seems clear, that the architecture will be defined by parameters that reflect this radically new context, for the moment it seems that architects are having a hard time getting a thorough grasp on these new circumstances.
Two however are defined by relations between the parts: moderation as the agreement of all three parts that reason should rule, justice as each part doing its own (this echoes, in a radically new context, a conservative Athenian suspicion of excessive democratic polupragmosunê or busybody interference).
Elie is interested in the way such efforts took music that had often been written for church performance and gave it radically new contexts, taking it "into the parlor and out on the highway, into the isolation chamber of the recording studio and to outer space".
Tissue engineering is a radically new concept for the treatment of disease and injury.
But I liked the concept". He commented that the old songs of his that are used in the production sound radically different in their new context.
As examples presented in previous page show, the "crossbreed" of the human brain and a machine is already possible, and this will essentially challenge teachers to find new dimensions, functions, and radically new pedagogies for a different context for learning and teaching.
"Because the world is radically new, the ideal encyclopedia should be radical, too," Van Doren wrote.
Radically new criteria increasingly determine prices.
It's something radically new.
