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Definition of radical chic in English: radical chicnoun mass noun1The fashionable affectation of radical left-wing views. 迎合时尚的左翼激进式装模作样 Example sentencesExamples - Derrida, who taught at Harvard and the Sorbonne, became the epitome of radical chic in the intellectual world of the 1970s and 1980s with his controversial theories.
- Beard, beret, curly hair and bandana knotted round his throat, he was the epitome of a certain type of radical chic, rivalling that of James Dean, and his image is to be found on the walls of student rooms even today.
- Hiding beneath the mask of radical chic lies a deeply sentimental story.
- This time, he had gone too far with a mixed-up-media theater piece that took religion, pop culture, radical chic, symphonic pretension, and sheer gall to new extremes of bad taste.
- But these were largely radical chic, middle-class affairs, fought to an agenda.
- The poem is perhaps intended to be taken with a pinch of salt, but there is no mistaking its air of radical chic.
- Bernstein, who later personified radical chic in his support of the Black Panthers, would never return to the attitude of ‘Krupke.’
- It's for people from the suburbs who think Monet is far-out radical chic or don't know that abstract expressionism is passé.
- 1.1 The dress, lifestyle, or people associated with the fashionable affectation of radical left-wing views.
迎合时尚的左翼激进式装模作样 the heyday of the hippie ethos and radical chic Example sentencesExamples - In one of the stranger marriages of radical chic and conservative politics, the singer surprised delegates at a workshop on poor country debt relief by announcing he would visit Africa with the US Treasury Secretary.
- Writing in an era when radical chic was in high fashion, his books were always a medium for social analysis, appealing to the sensibilities of his readers.
- However much contempt I have for the radical chic here at home, I have even more for the protesters abroad.
- With the emergence of the New Left and radical chic, it was inevitable that Encounter's Cold War liberalism would lose its éclat.
- They emerged from 1960s radical chic to become America's most wanted fugitives.
- In the heyday of the hippie ethos and radical chic, Fogerty ingeniously formulated a downriver idyll of freedom and benevolence at the heart of America.
Origin1970: coined by the US writer Tom Wolfe. Definition of radical chic in US English: radical chicnounˈrædəkəl ʃik 1The fashionable affectation of radical left-wing views. 迎合时尚的左翼激进式装模作样 as modifier he completely immersed himself in the subculture of radical chic liberals Example sentencesExamples - It's for people from the suburbs who think Monet is far-out radical chic or don't know that abstract expressionism is passé.
- This time, he had gone too far with a mixed-up-media theater piece that took religion, pop culture, radical chic, symphonic pretension, and sheer gall to new extremes of bad taste.
- Beard, beret, curly hair and bandana knotted round his throat, he was the epitome of a certain type of radical chic, rivalling that of James Dean, and his image is to be found on the walls of student rooms even today.
- The poem is perhaps intended to be taken with a pinch of salt, but there is no mistaking its air of radical chic.
- But these were largely radical chic, middle-class affairs, fought to an agenda.
- Derrida, who taught at Harvard and the Sorbonne, became the epitome of radical chic in the intellectual world of the 1970s and 1980s with his controversial theories.
- Hiding beneath the mask of radical chic lies a deeply sentimental story.
- Bernstein, who later personified radical chic in his support of the Black Panthers, would never return to the attitude of ‘Krupke.’
- 1.1 The dress, lifestyle, or people associated with the fashionable affectation of radical left-wing views.
迎合时尚的左翼激进式装模作样 the heyday of the hippie ethos and radical chic Example sentencesExamples - In one of the stranger marriages of radical chic and conservative politics, the singer surprised delegates at a workshop on poor country debt relief by announcing he would visit Africa with the US Treasury Secretary.
- They emerged from 1960s radical chic to become America's most wanted fugitives.
- With the emergence of the New Left and radical chic, it was inevitable that Encounter's Cold War liberalism would lose its éclat.
- In the heyday of the hippie ethos and radical chic, Fogerty ingeniously formulated a downriver idyll of freedom and benevolence at the heart of America.
- However much contempt I have for the radical chic here at home, I have even more for the protesters abroad.
- Writing in an era when radical chic was in high fashion, his books were always a medium for social analysis, appealing to the sensibilities of his readers.
Origin1970: coined by the US writer Tom Wolfe. |