Sentence examples for big overarching from inspiring English sources

But the main thing that Blair is doing, I believe, is trying to establish a big overarching argument.

Like his most recent book, "Drama City," this novel weaves dozens of small stories into one big, overarching one.

Labour also needs to be present in the big, overarching argument about what Brexit would do to trade, investment and jobs.

The large scale worlds and big, overarching themes of dystopian novels are made especially prominent when such books are turned into films.

Over fried chicken before a concert in Brooklyn one night recently (Handsome Furs, a husband-and-wife duo from Montreal), Mr. Hogarth, a cherubic 29, argued that by focusing on regional markets and doing little to retain customers, the concert industry had left open a huge opportunity: a big, overarching Web site dedicated to the experiences of fans.

And it's not only a look at the diseases: it's an examination of the health systems of the developing world, what impact aid has really made, pharmaceutical companies and their priorities... Again, it's one of those big, overarching themes that's very hard to get a broadcaster to say: OK, we're going to throw a team at this for nine months.

And yet he's an academic himself (whose main subject matter, his book jacket tells us, is "decision making under opacity"), and the book he's written is nothing if not one big, hyperextended, overarching theory about how to live in a random and uncertain world.

When employees understand how they fit into the big picture and overarching agency goals, motivation and trust come naturally.

What endure are notguidebooks but the big ideas and overarching themes created by the genius of the artists.

The biggest advantage was overarching, strategic.

But the chefs' overarching goal is bigger than one beast.