Sentence examples for generally sweeping from inspiring English sources

But with the community generally sweeping its own streets, she added, drivers are not obliged to observe the city's alternate-side-of-the-street parking rules.

But a lack of knowledge of Mandarin, or of the give and take among Qi, Wei and the five other warring states, can be overcome if you have another qualification: a taste for florid melodrama and the type of period movie generally described as "sweeping".

Generally dark, sweeping clothing with almost a medieval appeal meets Goth fashion approval.

"I love sweeping generalizations," he said.

Avoid sweeping generalizations.

The higher-end properties, listed for up to $1.5 million, are generally near Rockaway Inlet and have sweeping waterfront views.

The I V characteristic curve for the negative voltage in Fig. 6b also demonstrates SCLC-like behavior but the fitted slope values in different regions are generally larger than those under positive voltage sweeping.

Instead, we are left to decipher sweeping statements like, "[t]his Blueprint generally will eliminate special-interest deductions and credits in favor of providing lower tax rates for all businesses and eliminating taxes on business investment".

Mr. Flood sometimes overreaches in his sweeping indictment of the false precision that statistics generally can suggest — concerning crime and educational testing, for example — and the dangers of using them as the basis for future decision-making.

It is also possible that the observed correlation is a direct computational result of the generally higher concentrations observed in homes in which mopping and sweeping are employed.

Especially in picking Best Picture winners, the Academy generally favors the warm over the prickly, the smooth over the spiky, the sweeping over the eccentrically particular.