Sentence examples for strikingly radical from inspiring English sources
(This is also why the sections of John Roberts's opinion dealing with the Commerce Clause are strikingly radical).
He plans to hit the road for 14 straight days before the election, sweeping through as many as four states a day and visiting all those with tight Senate races.Mr Bush has used a disputed election victory to push through a strikingly radical agenda, on everything from tax cuts to military pre-emption.
Its tone and project strikingly echo Memorial, Alice Oswald's radical 2011 retelling of Homer's Iliad.
This stance strikingly anticipates such more recent radical religious positions as Mauthner's "godless mysticism".
The magazine then went through a radical redesign, complete with strikingly different graphics and a repositioning of its content, which alienated some readers.
Indeed, much of what Azov members say about race and nationalism is strikingly similar to the views of the more radical Russian nationalists fighting with the separatist side.
But some of her tendencies make her seem strikingly out of place; one local official referred to her, fondly, as a "radical".
This strikingly recurrent statement reflects a preoccupation of many contemporary Chinese artists: contending with China's radical transformation in recent years, thanks in large part to garish new architectural projects that appear in conflict with both its landscape and traditional architecture.
Strikingly, the burst of embryological and anatomical innovation at the origin of vertebrates and gnathostomes seems to correspond to radical events in the evolution of their genomes.
