Sentence examples for turn radically from inspiring English sources

None of this means that American Christians will ever turn radically pacifist.

More than a century later, one of the largest mass population movements since the second world war brought more than two million immigrants into the United Kingdom – and in turn radically transformed the terrain of British politics.

That powerful sense of community, in turn, radically impacts the entire school culture.

Simpson as portrayed here often seems likable — indeed, if one knew nothing of later events and just watched him in action in the 1960's and 1970's they'd fall hard for his selflessness and outgoing charisma — but can also turn radically on a dime.

But with that one case of mad cow disease, Japanese public opinion has turned radically against beef, faster than a spooked herd of Holsteins.

A crisis is a turning point, and the affairs of the world don't turn as radically or as often as the daily newspapers would have us believe.

Its authors say that to minimise the risks posed by stranded assets for investors and savers, the large energy companies need to redirect capital away from high-carbon investment - requiring them, in turn, to radically change their business models.

Aliasing noise, in turn, changes radically according to the input signal, and can it be an especially undesired phenomenon when playing high bent notes, since when the original tone moves up in frequency, the strongest aliased components move down, creating an unpleasant effect.

She took a familiar genre and story and turned it radically contemporary.

The pleasure of "Magic" is real, despite the volcano preparing to erupt beneath the soil; so is that of "Irrational," despite the ease with which things could have turned out radically worse.

This situation needs to be turned around radically and urgently if we are to meet the objective that world leaders set in Copenhagen in 2009 of limiting the average increase in global temperatures to 2C.