Sentence examples for rather radical from inspiring English sources

Seems rather radical to me.

This could be a rather radical week at Augusta.

Perhaps it also marks the moment when it becomes something rather radical.

He approved a rather radical operation: the opening of a film library.

What followed that statement was a rather radical plan of government that was not a correction of the Articles.

Her criti cal sense leads her to a rather radical view of society and a low view of most politicians.

"There was always going to be considerable opposition to his rather radical-right past," he said of Mr. Forbes.

While on the run for three years, Hamid began questioning the teachings of the Koran; not the Koran itself, but rather the radical interpretations used by radical Muslims.

Labor was innovative rather than radical.

But the policies Myerson advocates are rather less radical.

In short, Americans favour incremental rather than radical change.