Sentence examples for larger statements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lovett is not out to place the sexual revolution in historical context or make larger statements about the struggle for gay civil rights.

Ms. Harman has a slender soprano, and her program featured enchanting miniatures of songs, which the church tried to amplify into larger statements.

An interesting group of Chopin pieces followed, a set of the Op 7 Mazurkas bookended by larger statements in the shape of the F major Ballade and the inevitable A flat Polonaise.

"He's a journalist, and I'm a playwright by trade, so I think he tends to wanting to make larger statements about the city than I do, and I tend to resist that a little".

More numerous are works making larger statements about American society: heroicizing paintings of industrial workers by Edmund Lewandowski and Jackson Lee Nesbitt, for example, or Fletcher Martin's painting of a black boxer and his smirking white manager or William Gropper's cartoon of fat-cat Congressmen.

In both those outings, Lord and Miller were able to transcend materialistic imperatives by making larger statements about the complex relationship between art and commerce.

Manning, though, was making perhaps a larger statement.

This is really a larger statement about fashion.

This is a larger statement of principle than it might seem.

It is advantageous for people to partner and make a larger statement than they could otherwise".

In short, the play successfully transcends its origins to make a larger statement about the human condition.