Eldredge and Gould, believing that evolution jumps between stability and relative rapidity, are described as "discrete variable speedists," and "in this respect they are genuinely radical."

Nye flirts here and there with genuinely radical propositions, then drowns them in dense prose lest readers mistake him for some kind of idealist.

Within the media the Financial Times called the report by Lord Browne a "genuinely radical document that would, if implemented, lead to a free-market revolution in higher education provision".

These parts of "An End to Evil" are genuinely radical, and have their virtues.

Starting out with some genuinely radical social policies, these governments became steadily more conservative, more corrupt, more repressive and more self-interested as the 20th century wore on.

"For a decade," Mr. Cronkite wrote, "I have watched with growing apprehension the rise to political influence in our country of a genuinely radical movement known as the religious right wing."

They both brought with them a genuinely radical view of Christian education, centered on Scripture and the simple doctrines of Christianity.

In Newsweek, George Will wrote, "In the 1990s conservatism had two genuinely radical proposals for domestic reform, proposals that would have fundamentally altered the political culture.

There is another alternative that is genuinely radical and, in a real sense, "third wave."

Not just in providing the strong, stable government I spoke about, but in being a genuinely radical reforming government.