Sentence examples for slightly radical from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wachner chose a Rifkin-type approach: "a slightly radical interpretation," he called it.

What was once considered a slightly "radical" approach, often quietly evangelized about in the homes and basements of local churches here in New Orleans and across America, is now a trusted and mainstream protocol.

In these works, Gates staked out a territory, the anxieties of a particular corner of the middle class: artsy, at one time hip or (even slightly) radical, aspirational less in the financial sense than that of creativity or spirit.

Although North Korea's five revolutionary operas (now known as "global musical masterpieces") were almost certainly modeled on China's "revolutionary model operas," they were slightly less radical.

Rail expert Paul Salveson points to the Welsh government's slightly more radical transport policy.

It would be slightly more radical if he were saying he would be relying on deceit and treachery.

"In America, I find it disappointing that a lot of our biggest talents are not devoting their talents to slightly more radical material," he says.

Wolfgang Pauli was only slightly less radical when he proposed that the missing energy was being carried away by a new, unseen particle - the neutrino.

His punch line in these tweets was slightly more radical (and shorter) than his Pitchfork piece: let's just make recordings free and entirely disable companies like Spotify.

A year later, the regency of Henry III signed a slightly less radical version, which was reaffirmed by monarchs some forty-four tines in the course of the next two hundred years.

Another faction, which includes Dr. Paolucci, is searching for something slightly less radical, and the third insists, as many students and professors do, that broad-based remediation at the colleges should continue.