Sentence examples for radically other from inspiring English sources
Anthropologists are very familiar with encountering those who are radically other; archaeologists are very good at saying, We have only a fragment of a past civilization, and we're trying to reconstruct it.
Given the extreme violence of Isis fighters and the frequent images of decapitated bodies, it is understandable that we attempt to make sense of these acts as somehow radically "other".
The same people who had extolled Huntington now make an auto-da-fé of his book, saying he misled us in pointing at Arabs and Muslims as radically "other"; now we know them to be just like us — they tweet, they're on Facebook, and the figurehead of the Egyptian revolution is Google's Middle East manager.
The external world is radically other, and opaque to the Ego[2].
Less radically, other philosophers have explored the function of emotion — particularly guilt and shame — in motivating moral behavior (Taylor 1985; Gibbard 1990; Baier, 1995; Greenspan 1995).
Based on a wide array of sources, and without making a clear distinction between tantric and non-tantric works, its central tenet is that an absolute, pure, transcendental mind endowed with all good qualities exists radically other than the ordinary world of appearance.
Both underscore the point perhaps less radically than other films but no less originally, personally, and idiosyncratically: realism isn't a method or a premise but a result, emerging not from circumstances or intentions but from artistry.
This argument fails because he distinguishes human beings too radically from other animals, and perhaps also because material beings can do things Barr says they cannot.
No! It is radically something other than that, or else it is no gospel at all.
While GameSpy voiced the view that Elite Force does not deviate radically from other games in the genre, it stated that "what it does do, it does extremely well".
And that leads to the ultimate irony, which is that proponents of the elimination of CHIP are pushing for changes that would radically overhaul other forms of insurance to be more like... CHIP.
