Sentences with phrase «so radical»

«Don't do something so radical, so edgy, that in five years you'll look at each other and say, «What were we thinking?

It remains to be seen whether something so radical will be trialled in the UK, but it just might be a new approach to saving marriages which we hadn't considered previously.

This feature is so new, so radical, that even experts have a difficult time explaining how they operate.

«We were going to do something so radical that it was going to... alter the nature of the profession and expose the public to grave danger.

However, many proposals are so radical that there has been no consensus.

As Goodridge recognized, where a change in law is so radical that the consequences of that change realistically require time for the Legislature to act, a court may make the remedy for unconstitutional laws prospective only.

I didn't think it was so radical to suggest, as many bar association rules of conduct state, that a lawyer «should not knowingly assist or permit the client to do anything that the lawyer considers to be dishonest or dishonourable.»

So radical changes are not only plausible, they are inevitable.

That's what makes Transition Lab so radical: Instead of just coming up with creative ways of organizing, we have been able to give people fundamentally different choices about what kind of life they want to live.

Both sides are so extreme and so radical it's hard to decide at times which side you should support.

I know theat right - wingers don't see it that way, perhaps that is because some of them are so radical that anything just right of center appears to be a liberal slant to them.

Well, I don't think Farnish is calling for genocide, just a transformation of society so radical someone could argue it would result in mass death (alternately, you can make the opposite case that doing nothing is / will have similar consequences — but I don't like either argument).

The method wasn't very different from Pollock's own «drip» technique - he, too, had poured paint onto raw canvas - but what made it so radical in Frankenthaler's hands was that she managed to wrest from it a dazzling sense of color and light.

They were so radical, I say; how did people react?

The painters didn't really want to take his class because he was so radical.

The art of Alexander Calder (1898 — 1976) was so radical because it was all of these and more.

Stella's Black Paintings were so radical in their self - elaborating, just - the - facts structure that while they were instantaneously included in an important 1959 MoMA show called «Sixteen Americans,» the museum's PR department refused to distribute photos of them to the international press, for fear, Stella said, of «embarrass [ing] the museum.»

It was so radical for the time that a museum trustee resigned in protest.

Of all the art - historical insurgencies against the high ideals of Modernism, then, few seem so radical or so far - reaching in their ambition to turn the tables as the Centre Georges Pompidou's summer 1996 exhibition «L'Informe: mode d'emploi» (The formless: instructions for use).

The renovation helps us to show how impressionist art was once so radical that it was banned.

It was so radical, so absolute.

Such shocking and strange accumulations of paint are what make Auerbach so radical and disconcerting.

Even after a century of abstract art nothing seems quite so radical as this dazzlingly simple form — more parallelogram than square — leaping into scarlet life out of pure white space, tilting eagerly forwards.

Gallery director Nieck de Bruijn: «Boezem's work is so radical that it stays young forever.

A few months ago, a friend pulled off her bookshelf a new appropriation work by Richard Prince, one so radical and so daring, that I almost couldn't believe it was by the same artist.

So wrote Henri Matisse while creating an art so radical he was once dubbed a «Fauvist» (which roughly translates as «like a wild beast»).

For a handy reminder of why Warhol was so radical, head to Gagosian Gallery's «Avedon Warhol» exhibition in London

Bloom remembers seeing Levine's appropriated Walker Evans photos and thinking, «Oh my God, that is so radical and so insane.

Her early performances of John Cage scores were so radical, with so many Dadaesque spur - of - the - moment acts, even Cage himself wasn't sure about Moorman's choices.

Another version was so radical that Capcom changed it into something entirely different, and called it Devil May Cry.

So radical.

When you consider how incidental geography can be as part of a larger matrix of compatibility (values, shared sense of humor, lifestyle, etc.), The Dating Ring idea doesn't seem so radical.

And, if I can be so radical, we begin ignoring earnings and focus on growth tangible book value per share.

But the idea is so radical, that the banks would rather have the rating agencies exist, than use my idea.

It's probably too late for them to make such a move anyway, but even if it weren't, the chances that a media industry could do something so radical are vanishingly small.

What we have seen and experienced during this year's hunting and gathering is so radical that we are in desperate need for words other than minivan, sport - utility, and even pickup truck to categorize the innovative vehicles coming downstream.

Fifteen years later, Garlits also introduced the Top Fuel world to the flipping - over wheelie, known as a «blowover,» in Swamp Rat XXX, a car so radical that it's enshrined in the Smithsonian.

But why is this idea so radical?

Nevertheless, the film's U-turn is so radical that it arguably transforms They Drive By Night into one of the U.S. cinema's earliest experiments in portmanteau — adequate absolution, really, for this borderline social - conscience picture's zany mutation into a gothic melodrama.

So what is it exactly that horror directors can bring to superhero films; and what was so radical about Hellboy that can allow Doctor Strange to pick up a few pointers?

Glass himself jokes that his music is, «So radical that I could be mistaken for an idiot».

She recalled «being shocked at the end of [Coogler's] pitch... [it was] so radical and socially aware that I couldn't believe that Marvel had green - lighted it.»

We should talk about what you're doing with the financing of Logan Lucky and why it's so radical.

It seemed so radical and out of my comfort zone.

That's one reason the Alvarezes» K - T impact theory seemed so radical, even in 1980.

Engineers have been speculating about 3 - D chip architectures for years, but the change in skills and tools needed to build such devices is so radical that the feat has never found investment sufficient to do the job.

If it's 21 to have a beer, what's so radical about being 21 in order for you to access a gun?»

This bill is so radical that it would allow non doctors to perform abortions.

Take the Tories» underlined point that the proposed changes aren't so radical, after all: «These plans are an evolution of Labour's policy, not a revolution.»

A film which deserves multiple viewings, one of the aspects which stands out is the mad combination of seriously expensive and impressive special effects with a message so radical it's a surprise Hollywood allowed the film to be produced in the first place.