Sentence examples for large statements from inspiring English sources

Allegory and symbol set wide resonances quivering, so that short books make large statements.

The major poems nearly always embody large statements, open or implied, about birth and death and the cosmos.

Ravelstein's stammering comes "not from weakness but from overflow," from his penchant for "large statements, big issues and famous men, with decades, eras, centuries".

"Ravelstein, with his bald, powerful head, was at ease with large statements, big issues and famous men, with decades, eras, centuries".

Dr. Fleischmann unleashed his penchant for large statements: he said the first practical cold-fusion device would be worth $300 trillion.

Like so many of Mr. Bellow's heroes, Ravelstein is an intellectual "at ease with large statements, big issues and famous men," but he's also an unabashed sybarite with a taste for expensive clothes and fine antiques.

"He makes a large statement to communities that turned out for him in unprecedented numbers".

That is a large statement but probably correct, and the author certainly makes a vigorous case for it.

This allows room for some personal reflection, and the temptation to make some large statement should generally be resisted.

It is in my nature that if I make a large statement such as "Arriving early at the limit of understanding" — that's a huge statement, right?

It was dramatic, large statement pieces, so when I finally did start getting appointments with costume designers and directors, I was ready to go.