Sentence examples for constantly sweeping from inspiring English sources

More than 250 million tons of garbage has been collected by garbage trucks that have been constantly sweeping the streets littered by five days' worth of waiting.

It doesn't help that the constantly sweeping visuals sometimes have the air of a supercharged computer game (an ultra-modded version of Skyrim with mountain staircases by Minecraft?) or that sequences such as a barrel ride down a river seem tailor-made for the theme park market.

As early as 1937, Gordon Allport, a pioneer of personality psychology, argued that we constantly form sweeping opinions of others based on incredibly limited information and exposure.

I'm always wary of sweeping generalizations.

Most of the surging Straussian melodies are carried by the constantly abuzz orchestra, here conducted with sweeping energy by Kenneth Montgomery.

This time it fills the entire sky, sweeping across the horizon - and changing constantly.

Use quick, sweeping motions and make sure that your tongue is constantly moving.

If Albarn is a sort of conductor of this varied selection of artists, then he also proves capable of sweeping us along; the two-hour show flies by, is constantly engaging, bold, and with a lot of just great tunes.

Such sweeping generalizations and misguided comments are what perpetuate the stereotypes we constantly fight to keep at bay.

"We're constantly being beaten around the heads with 'You'll be nothing – you'll end up sweeping the streets, Rodney!' Well, what's wrong with that?

In fact, one could well argue that Trump would actually be sweeping to victory already had he not spent so much time distracting everyone by constantly shooting himself in the, er, foot.