Sentence examples for radically radically from inspiring English sources

It's not business as usual, it's something radically, radically different".

Radically ambiguous and radically free.

You can be radically wrong and radically reactionary.

Instead, he set about inventing a radically secular, radically nationalist "Turkish" identity.

They want Western Europe to be radically inferior militarily - radically vulnerable - to the Soviet Union.

Thomas, a trans man, called the process of writing his book "radically vulnerable … and radically complicated, and insistently complicated".

A divide is growing between the people who wholeheartedly embrace a radically new, radically self-centred vision of human life, and the people who do not.

And Daniel F. Becker of the Sierra Club said: "Long Island's environmental problems are not radically better nor radically worse than many other suburban areas in the United States".

Surveying the post-cold-war landscape, Mr. Huntington described radically different civilizations with radically divergent values — most specifically, those of the secular West and of the Islamic world.

Things could have appeared radically strange and radically different, and it wouldn't have taken more than a handful of shots and a thimbleful of imagination to pull it off.

But the target to which they most often and most radically return — radically in the sense that they regard it as the root of all the other evils and propose to root it out — is captured in a single word: research.