Sentence examples for some sort of radical from inspiring English sources

Many thought it was some sort of radical screed, and they opposed it.

None of this is to say that some sort of radical restructuring of the global banking system will not happen.

Mr. Remnick added that the selection of Mr. Muldoon, who had his first poem published when he was just 16, did not represent "some sort of radical aesthetic or theoretical shift".

No. Because, come on, if you squint, he very slightly resembles the person in that old blurry photo that might be him, and look, I know you thought Banksy was some sort of radical hero broadcasting uncomfortable truths but he is your father.

Of course this makes a joke of the idea that Obama is some sort of radical socialist left-winger, though the idea is still widely held even by non-ideologues.

This is seen as some sort of radical, wild-eyed proposal in Washington.

Not only do they defend his practices, they resent any implication that he is some sort of baseball radical.

Ironically, for all the demonization of Nancy Pelosi by Republicans and the far right as some sort of dangerous radical, she was decidedly the moderate in that special election.

So has Virginia's Gov. Bob "Transvaginal Ultrasound" McDonnell, who apparently became some sort of leftist radical when he agreed to raise taxes to fund his state's highways.

Ever since the first "Red Scare" 100 years ago, we have been subjected to relentless campaigns to frighten us into believing that social movements to protect ordinary citizens, the workers, pose some sort of a radical threat to our free society.

Ms Ferraro seems to think that Senator Obama has been the beneficiary of some sort of post-radical-chic "free-ride", a notion so laughable that it flies in the face of every last bit of information we have about what it means to not be white in America.