The economic consequences of regime change in Iraq could get worse if the United States, Great Britain and their coalition partners act on radical impulses to make grand gestures.

Much of his 70's work stems from a radical impulse toward destruction and renewal.

This in itself was a radical impulse, since most bird paintings had a flat, perspectiveless, almost medieval quality suitable primarily for scientific identification.

Pieces long and short by a journalist whose abiding fidelity to the radical impulse and the baroque style has made him as inimitable as he is indispensable.

Orwellian phrases develop quickly to assure an end to the radical impulse: post-feminism, second stage, a different voice.

She would be a good and loving wife to him, calming his more radical impulses, indulging the harmless ones.

The older composer lacks only Mr. Boulez's more radical impulses and his sensationalist temperament.

But, above all, the moral and radical impulse which lay behind the Marxist tradition needs to be preserved.

That isn't to deny the radical impulse.

Instead, it suggests that the radical impulse of Matteo and Nicola's generation, which at times contemplated the destruction of society and its institutions, ended up strengthening and humanizing them.