Sentence examples for extraordinarily sweeping from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rafferty makes an extraordinarily sweeping claim: "There is virtually nothing of value to be learned from the Cuban movies of the last 50 years, most of which adhere to the dreary Stalinist aesthetic of socialist realism".
While federal officials exulted over the operation - "a jackpot," one said yesterday, "extraordinarily successful" - the scientologists were sweeping away the residue from the buzz saws they claim agents used to break in.
Introduced in Paris in about 1843, it became extraordinarily popular in ballrooms and on the stage, sweeping across Europe and the Americas from Scandinavia to Latin America and developing many varieties.
To hear Helprin tell it, there is an extraordinarily powerful anti-property, anti-copyright movement (or "anti-copyrightists" (160)) sweeping across the Internet, and bleeding into real space as well.
The government is having to take the unprecedented step of seizing control of the failing prison, removing its governor and sweeping out hundreds of prisoners on Monday, just hours before an extraordinarily critical report is released by the prisons inspectorate.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
Probably nothing sweeping.
Around six glorious minutes into Laila Part 2 a sweeping guitar part sails in and lifts the whole piece like a warm current lifts a sea bird, it's an extraordinarily beautiful moment in an album liberally blessed with them.
