Sentence examples for a sweeping rejection from inspiring English sources

Richard Rothstein devoted his entire Jan . 3Lessons column to a sweeping rejection of my book, "No Excuses: Lessons From 21 High-Performing, High-Poverty Schools".

There is a sweeping rejection of globalization and a withdrawal from more trade relations, not just in the United States but in virtually every wealthy country in the world".

That assumption appeared to be validated when, within hours, Judge N. Sanders Sauls of the state circuit court in Tallahassee issued a sweeping rejection of Mr. Gore's challenge to Mr. Bush's certified victory.

TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday vetoed more than $1.3 billion in spending, much of it for schools, and struck down a sharp tax increase on high-income people in a sweeping rejection of attempts by Democrats in the Legislature to assert some control over the state budget.

DENVER — More than a decade after the Clinton administration proposed cordoning off tens of millions of acres of public lands in the West from road development, setting off a ferocious debate about wilderness and human uses of the land, a federal appeals court in Denver upheld the government's authority on Friday in a sweeping rejection of the opposition.

In a sweeping rejection of most of the charges against the general, the appeals court said that the lower court had been "wholly erroneous" in its assessment of the case and that there was no evidence that General Blaskic had ordered the crimes against civilians in Ahmici and neighboring villages in April 1993.

Now that Anthony D. Weiner's campaign has imploded, Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, is drawing new energy and voter interest to a candidacy that presents the most sweeping rejection of what New York City has become in the past 12 years — a city, he says, that is defined by its yawning inequities.

The sweeping rejection seems, as much as anything else, a symptom of Mr. Karzai's inability to build a strong relationship with the legislative branch and to build a consensus.

Isaacson is almost refreshing in his sweeping rejection not only of Freud but of any attempt to psychoanalyze a man who lived five hundred years ago (although he occasionally bends his own rule).

— MICHAEL BARBARO Of the top Democrats running for mayor, Mr. de Blasio is offering the most sweeping rejection of the Bloomberg era, as claimed.

The New York Times says de Blasio presents "the most sweeping rejection of what New York City has become in the past twelve years".