Sentence examples for considerable sweep from inspiring English sources

While not a retrospective, it has considerable sweep, supplementing the murals with some 40 additional works by Woodruff: smaller paintings, wonderful mural studies and terse linocut prints that date from roughly the same period.

Google's Oyama said the current language of the Stop Online Piracy Act unintentionally sweeps in a considerable number of lawful websites with its broad definition of a site that is dedicated to stealing U.S. property.

The latest crisis to sweep Egypt has inflicted considerable damage, and now threatens the country's transition to democracy.

Background selection and/or selective sweep processes have received considerable attention as being the underlying cause of this pattern [7], [8], [37], [XPATH ERROR: unknown variable "next".].

Distinguishing features of the Victor were its highly swept T-tail with considerable dihedral on the tail planes, and a prominent chin bulge that contained the targeting radar, cockpit, nose landing gear unit and an auxiliary bomb aimer's position.

In the ensuing election, Margaret Thatcher was swept to power backed by a considerable platform of trade union reform.

In the ensuing election, Margaret Thatcher was swept to power, supported by a considerable platform of trade union reform.

Considerable hysteresis between the forward and reverse polarization sweeps is an indication of the pit formation.

Although the fact that the debate has been called represents a considerable triumph, Martinez is concerned the government may try to sweep the event under the carpet.

This explains the considerable decay in performance towards the ORR measured by linear sweep voltammetry in previously shown Fig. 8.

Eric Mabius brings considerable deadpan skills to Pete's encounters with Posey's Susan, who sweeps into the office determined to take the company's national marketing in a bold new direction to try to win back market share.