Sentence examples for which are radically from inspiring English sources

In high Russian places, lines of thought which are radically anti-Western in all matters, including religion, are gaining ground.

Lacking the economy as an overriding issue, Mr. Kerry is putting more stress on his specific proposals, which are radically different from his opponent's.

Since the DB pct,dmin) outlier is a global outlier, only certain types of outliers, which are radically different than the rest of the objects, can be captured.

These contributions generally converge on the idea that there are many primitive kinds of of-ness or about-ness, which are radically different from each other.

Seen in this light, Weber's ethical sensibility is built on a firm rejection of a Nietzschean divination and Foucaultian resignation alike, both of which are radically at odds with a Kantian ethic of duty.

We critically examine the hypothesis that dry forests in southern British Columbia evolved in the context of a low-severity fire-dominated disturbance regime, that fire suppression has led to ecological conditions which are radically different from the past, and that "restoration" initiatives are required to re-establish former ecological conditions.

Much like Paris, which was radically redesigned in the second half of the 19th century by the urban planner Georges-Eugène Georges-Eugènenn, Baron Haussmanns period was physically transformed.

And there's the new BB10 operating system which is radically different from most rivals, but enjoyable to use when it becomes familiar.

There's a new TV guide which is radically different from current offerings, responding to the app-based style found on Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Sky's own NOW TV.

This and related kinds of support, such as that of publishers maintaining their own reviews or miscellanies, represented a form of institutionalism which was radically different from the more spontaneous and erratic nature of the little magazines of earlier years.

Nostalgia, it's useful to recall, always shaped his art, which was radically modern but harked back to old masters like Poussin and Claude Lorrain by turning scenes outside his door into elegies of bygone splendor.