Sentence examples for in big terms from inspiring English sources

When Gorbachev came to power in March of 1985, Reagan was already thinking in big terms about change.

He talks in big terms, lined with poetry, but he also seeks to assure people that the fight against ISIL is an unemotional and rational military decision.

We analyze, and we see the world in bigger terms than the myopic view of the Tea Party.

But airlines need to think in bigger terms when they design new aircraft, said Mr. Williams of Airbus.

I think men tend to think in bigger terms, and women don't allow themselves to.

Let's get real here: if you're going to imagine yourself having amazing powers you've got to think in bigger terms than some power-enhanced finger jewelry.

Agrafiotis was used to thinking in very big terms.

In big economic terms, the case for high gasoline taxes is not easy to resolve.

"Not much in big pharma terms, but for small companies that can mean the difference between survival and closure.

When I first think about these things, I always think in big, operatic terms.

In big picture terms, the submarine genre is very much a thing that people keep going back to.