Sentence examples for bold sweep from inspiring English sources

No bold sweep of eyeliner; no dramatic waves of colour across the lids.

His speciality is the bold sweep of narrative history, marshalling hard facts and telling anecdotes to support big judgments.

The show is still worth seeing for its bold imaginative sweep and for Sian Phillips's deeply touching Fraulein Schneider, even if coming to this Cabaret is not quite what it was, old chum.

For reasons related both to the condensed and summary form of public presentation, and also to the bold conceptual sweep of the theory, the primary argument of the Origin could not gain its force from the data presented by the book itself.

Those people were bold; they swept aside objections.

These proposals are bold, and would sweep away the worst farm-support measures of rich countries.

And prepping Karla Zazueta's tacos here is like setting out a market stall: there are myriad bold components to sweep a hungry passerby off their feet.

Spain's Pedrosa got ahead of pole sitter Lorenzo to lead into turn one, with Crutchlow moving up to third, but Stoner soon made a bold move to sweep past Lorenzo and Repsol Honda team-mate Pedrosa to take the lead.

Gone is talk of mental fragility and in its place comes a bold prediction that sweeps in their round one opponents, expansion side GWS Giants.

A bold new cast swept into "Russian Hamlet," Boris Eifman's Felliniesque ballet about love and hate at the court of Catherine the Great.

At one bold stroke, George Osborne swept away all tax restrictions on pensioners' access to their life savings, leaving them free at last to spend or invest their nest-eggs as they wish.