Sentence examples for forceful sweeping from inspiring English sources
His recent stabs at formal speechmaking, however, are strikingly different — forceful, sweeping and at times personal.
"A fashionable mind is a utopian one — forceful, sweeping, and imaginative to the point of delusion".
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, declaring that "near-equality is no equality" for gay couples, delivered an uncharacteristically forceful and sweeping speech on Thursday in which he called on New York to "lead the American journey forward" by legalizing same-sex marriage this year.
LISBON — Pope Benedict XVI on Tuesday issued his most forceful remarks on the sexual abuse crisis sweeping the Catholic Church.
But the "across the board" hiring freeze he put in place Monday could be a more symbolic, less forceful first step toward shrinking government than the sweeping order it appears to be, federal personnel experts said Tuesday.
Mr McCarthy argues that it signifies that Haddock's ancestor Sir Francis was a royal bastard.Such detours into reasonableness serve only to lure the reader into the realms of lunacy: the Castafiore Emerald, the author argues with sweeping confidence, is not just the oft-misplaced bauble belonging to a forceful but absent-minded opera singer: it is her clitoris.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
Probably nothing sweeping.
