Examples of using A radically in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Hinduism is a radically pluralistic and tolerant religion,
In many parts of the country, the Domesday Book contained a radically different set of hundreds from that which later became established.
It introduced a radically new method of distributing cryptographic keys,
economic forces were at work that would become the basis to argue for a radically different kind of art and thinking.
When urban development demands a radically new approach, minor adjustments of old models simply are not enough.
are presented here in a radically different order.
The bigger islands resemble the coastal regions of continental Finland whereas skerries have a radically different environment.
In the 40s of the last century Berta in a number of works suggested a radically new, unexpected approach to the issue of restoring patients whose disease is accompanied by spastic lesions of the muscles.
because the latter will be treated to a radically new class of submarines- missile submarine cruisers of strategic purpose
A radically new concept that lets you hit the pool parlour,
eventually get a radically new and modern exterior of the house.
prophetic voices who will risk everything to take the church in a radically new(or radically ancient) direction?
time in its pages, as does the Questing Beast though in a radically different guise than it would take.
that"man was the measure of all things"- they sought to celebrate the human form by depicting it in a radically naturalistic but idealised state.
In 1995, the choreographer Jérôme Bel put his name to Jérôme Bel, a radically pared-down work bringing the author one step closer to the hallmarks of his work,
It will include a radically dense overview of 20 emerging Polish artists,a visual essay compiled and commented by SEBASTIAN CICHOCKI from the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.">
sober interiors, but with a radically abstract result.