Sentence examples for somehow radical from inspiring English sources

Thus the simple demand that representative democracy looks like the country it represents is somehow radical.

But this campaign is not only still all about women's flesh, though it tries to sell that as somehow radical or revolutionary.

A century later, we still seem to think that men won't watch TV or films about women, or that we're somehow radical for making stories that feature strong women as protagonists.

You have to assume the paper was being wilfully obtuse in order to smear the protest as somehow "radical" and illegitimate.

Moreover, the quasi-religious promotion of condom-free fucking by some gay men, all too often presented as if this were somehow "radical" and "edgy," may indeed, I suspect, be directly or indirectly responsible for countless otherwise avoidable new infections.

It's a sad reflection of our epoch that a conservative project like running a tightly-designed new monthly print publication for interesting fiction and criticism, seems somehow radical and ambitious, but here we are, and it kind of does.

This was seen as somehow evidence that radical reform of the Trust is off the agenda.

That Mr. Browne only made his first foray into designing women's wear in 2011 makes Mrs. Obama's selection of a man known for stunts like three-legged suits somehow more daring, almost radical.

The idea that an atmosphere of right-wing hate somehow inspired a Marxist radical to murder a famously hawkish cold war president is even more implausible than the widespread suggestion that the schizophrenic Jared Lee Loughner shot his congresswoman because Sarah Palin put some targets on an online political map.

They all agreed that this mainstream movie had somehow tapped into something radical. .

This leaves the scurrilous rumors that Obama is not a Christian (false), is a Moslem (false), has once upon a time been a Moslem (false), has taken his oath of office on a Koran (false), and that he and/or his wife Michelle somehow are terrorist or radical sympathizers (false, false, false).