Sentence examples for made the sweeping from inspiring English sources

The book made the sweeping case that a wide range of painters from van Eyck to Caravaggio used devices like curved mirrors and the camera obscura, which changed the course of painting in the West.

Greatly surprising Mr. Gillespie and his colleagues, the court, in an opinion written by Louis D. Brandeis, an associate justice, not only found in favor of the railroad but also made the sweeping argument that the federal courts had, for decades, unconstitutionally encroached on the power of the states.

Judge Kaye bypassed the State Legislature to make the sweeping changes by acting administratively to create the Bronx Criminal Division.

After making the sweeping declaration that "Ms Manning stands against everything the brave men and women I serve alongside stand for," Mr. Pompeo scrambled to politically correct himself.

The gesture was intended to give him standing to make the sweeping claim he was about to offer at a campaign rally on Sunday on the Upper West Side.

The story of an aging diva shuffling around her grand, shabby Paris apartment as she plans her comeback, it is an attempt to make the sweeping lyricism of Gounod and Puccini sing to us in a fresh way.

While Morris didn't make the sweeping assertion that Keen expressed, his point is noteworthy and deserves further examination.

To minimize the network delay which is decided by the longest monitoring period among all the mobile sensors, we aim to make the sweeping time of each mobile sensor be close to each other.

Will Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone step up and make the sweeping agency reforms recommended by the expert panel from IBM Smarter Cities Program?

After the articles in The Times, the chief judge at the time, Judith S. Kaye, also made the most sweeping changes to the town and village courts in generations.

The sweeps were made by sweeping the gate voltage from 0 to 20 V, back to -20 V, returning to 0 V.