Sentence examples for not that sweeping from inspiring English sources

John Podesta, his transition co-chief, was not that sweeping in announcing initial ethics rules.

Karla Jay, however, argues that her philosophy was not that sweeping, and is better summed up by the epigram "Those who love war lack the love of an adequate sport the art of living".

The frequency of contamination of soil samples with E. coli suggests that sweeping may not be effective in reducing exposure to fecal bacteria in households where poultry are freely roaming the kitchen yard.

"I do not believe that sweeping generalisations can be applied to an entire religion encompassing many hundreds of millions of people worldwide, and I seriously doubt that such sentiments will play well in a number of countries from which Invest NI are seeking to attract much-needed jobs and investment," he said.

ie, rather than steamrollering any use-cases that don't conform to NRE's prior sweeping conditions (not that the spokesman put it that way).

Mr. Schwarzenegger told reporters at a fire-safety event in Davis, Calif., that he did not support sweeping legalization, but that more information would help.

The NFL did not get that sweeping pronouncement from the federal courts, Congress, or from Judge Larson.

Brian Ellner, a gay rights activist said: "We expect the leadership at NFL teams around the country, and the league itself, to wholeheartedly embrace the change that is not only sweeping our nation in the form of law, but also defining our playing fields and culture".

But of course, what Rich really means is that it's maddening to him that this disclosure of information is -not- having that sweeping effect.

Furthermore, I'm having a difficult time imagining that there would not be sweeping, company-wide reforms if one of these global brands found that one of its' employees choked a customer (and share holder) to death; in fact I remember Apple swiftly implementing changes when a barrage of reports came out about the harsh, if not lethal, conditions at FoxCon facilities.

"Poor Mariah" is not the sentiment that is sweeping the music industry over the news that EMI Records bought out its $80 million contract with the pop diva Mariah Carey.