Sentence examples for rather than radicalism from inspiring English sources

It is possible, as Mr. John claims, that artists are seeking reform rather than radicalism out of a career-conscious fear.

After the early 1970s, the universities swiftly returned to normal; by the 1980s, observers were stunned by the students' conservatism (rather than radicalism) (Stockwin 2003. p. 233).

By definition, however, they are a duller lot than the insurgents, and will seek if they run to emphasise their pragmatic successes in government rather than ideological radicalism of the sort that animates the tea-party movement.The place, and price, of purityWhich points to another obstacle on the Republican path to the White House.

And it is that apparent caution — rather than the radicalism many expected — which has stirred domestic criticism on how the Greek government is handling its negotiations on its bailout program, one of the items on the agenda at the EU leaders' summit in Brussels on Thursday.

Its platitudes were a mask for radicalism rather than an end in themselves.

The Republicans have gone from one triumph to another by embracing sunbelt radicalism rather than preppie moderation.

He seems happier with the notion of OF continuing a legacy of rock radicalism rather than fitting into rap history.

Weaken Hamas too much and the most likely result is more violent radicalism rather than an outbreak of Israelophilia.

Eric Metcalfe, at the Justice student human rights network, said he believed it was another example of "heavy-handed" policing aimed at countering radicalism rather than investigating alleged crime.

It is such moments, no doubt, that have inspired the publishers to sell the novel as a bittersweet nostalgia trip rather than emphasise its true radicalism.

The Holocaust, as Kershaw describes it, in my view plausibly, was a process of escalating radicalism rather than the result of a single decision or worked-out plan.