Sentence examples for radically progressive from inspiring English sources

With Burnham we have the prospect of a leader who espouses true Labour values, will be a strong voice in opposition, will hold the party together and will lead a radically progressive Labour government from 2020.

Green is a sort of radically progressive reactionary, who looks askance at the cultural and moral modes that pass for urbanity and sophistication but not at the freedoms that give rise to them.

Brooding on Hood and Harrison's rivalry, you might conclude that inarguable beauty, or at least good building, typically arises from backward style made in, and altered by, a radically progressive climate.

This is not the same thing as a backward version of a radically progressive artistic style, as in the United Nations Headquarters (another charge of Wallace Harrison's) — the kind of sensibility that feels the pull of the new but can't go far enough.

Yet his method is ingenious: by interpreting visual media and practical phenomena in terms of linguistics, he appropriates them for language itself; by making linguistics the basis of a sociopolitical analyses of the world, he defines the very production of analysis as a radically progressive act.

But with Dorsey at the helm, even if he's reportedly staying as CEO of Square, the kind of radically progressive changes necessary could finally get pushed through.

I'm from a certain culture, a Southern Black community people who are church-going but also artists, very progressive, radically political, and socially conscious, and not necessarily what you would expect from a puritanical kind of church culture.

This would give parents a choice radically different from the progressive curriculum used in the county's other public schools.

The Turnbull government's plan to pursue billions of dollars in income tax cuts over the next seven years will radically alter Australia's progressive income tax system, shifting more than 80% of workers to a flat tax, according to analysis.

From where I sit, it all feels foreign and strange, like it's all happening on some sad, faraway planet -- until I remember that I live in San Francisco, a most radically uncommon bubble of progressive thinking, conscious living and stupendous food quality.

My opponent could not be considered a real progressive unless we radically redefined the term "progressive" to exclude economic matters.