Sentence examples for a pretty sweeping from inspiring English sources

The judgment represents a pretty sweeping success, but at home in the flat she shares with her 16- and seven-year-old daughters in Coulsdon, Surrey, Howard – though clearly relieved – is a long way from jubilant.

That would be a pretty sweeping judgment, but it is one held, explicitly or implicitly, by many conservative Catholics.

Later, he promised that if he becomes president, no black children would be shot while walking down the street -- a pretty sweeping promise!

That's down to the right-wing press.. That's pretty sweeping too, don't you think?

But the department has pretty sweeping authority to do so under a 2005, Bush-era security law.

That is pretty sweeping, and if enacted could wind up being a plan Americans would be proud and happy to have.

But if the conclusions hold, there could be some pretty sweeping implications for campaigns to inform or incite action on climate change.

NEPA is pretty sweeping – under it, "all federal agencies are to prepare detailed statements assessing the environmental impact of and alternatives to major federal actions significantly affecting the environment," according to the EPA.

A: Pretty much.

"We are used to seeing large abortion bills; last year we saw some pretty sweeping changes to the abortion laws," Gatewood said.

It's a heady and trippy loop jam with a pretty terrifying vocal sweeping in occasionally.