Sentence examples for make large statements from inspiring English sources
Allegory and symbol set wide resonances quivering, so that short books make large statements.
French women usually accessorize with little pieces that make large statements.
Mr. Lovett is not out to place the sexual revolution in historical context or make larger statements about the struggle for gay civil rights.
"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.
He makes large authoritative statements without explaining how he knows what he knows.
I'm not sure how intentional they are: Marcus's ambitions appear, rightly, more about providing intense literary experiences than making large editorial statements.
Jon Trickett, the shadow minister of state for the Cabinet Office, said: "The government is forever making large ambitious statements and not thinking through the detail.
Whether you are planning a series of frames or want to make one large statement have a plan in terms of the number and size of frames you plan to use.
