Sentence examples similar to a sweeping remark from inspiring English sources
"She is the most unbelievable woman I've ever seen". Such sweeping remarks provide an opening for me to ask Deford a preliminary question about the use of overstatement in his writing.
Mr. Sharon delivered a more cautious statement that fell short of the more sweeping remarks American diplomats had drafted and then negotiated, word by word, with Israeli officials.
Those phrases referred to historic pacts that assigned European countries to different superpowers' spheres of influence and captured an East-West paradigm that Mr. Bush, in his most detailed and sweeping remarks yet about the future of the relationship between the United States and Europe, declared moribund.
But equally, there has been zero reflection from commentators whose sweeping remarks about Muslims over many years have all but echoed Hanson's.
In sweeping remarks at the progressive New School in New York City, the Democratic candidate said that higher wages are driven by strong, fair and long-term growth, offering policy proposals that fit into each of those three categories.
I remarked that his hopes for a sweeping transformation of a national psyche had few historical precedents, at least under modern American stewardship.
In his remarks, Mr. Greenspan was notably less concerned than Mr. Meyer about inflation, and in a sweeping review of economic conditions, the Fed chairman made clear that he still saw serious trouble spots that could derail any recovery.
Outside, a sweeping mountain view.
A sweeping critique, indeed.
But they have a sweeping vision.
