Sentence examples for make a sweeping statement from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to make a sweeping statement, but I want to have people maybe reserve their judgment.

But Outsports's Buzinski and several team officials and players said last week that they want Goodell to make a sweeping statement about embracing diversity.

"We say, you must look at the data with the individual drugs and not make a sweeping statement about all cox-2 inhibitors," Dr. Geis said.

Any movie brash enough to put the word "American" in its title is announcing its intention to make a sweeping statement about some aspect of the national psyche.

It's not easy to make a sweeping statement about which side is which because both exist.

I wouldn't however, make a sweeping statement that paints all successful career women in the workplace with the same brush and I certainly wouldn't give young girls and women the perception that if they are successful in the workplace the price they pay is a happy marriage.

"He made a sweeping statement that 'journalists could go to jail' simply for 'holding those in authority to account'.

Rolf Harris acknowledged he had made a "sweeping statement" when he said he hadn't visited Cambridge earlier.

I'm not making a sweeping statement saying that women shouldn't pay, as that's not the core issue here.

We agree and have revised relevant sentences by emphasizing the selection of the tissues used in the study instead of making a sweeping statement.

Starting with "American" usually means you intend to make a sweeping cultural statement ("American Idiot," "American Pastoral," "American Psycho"), probably about an era or, even more dangerously, a generation.