Whether men deserve their reputation as creatures of habit is a matter for some debate, as is the use of sweeping generalisations referring to half the population.
Philosophers have generally criticized the theory that genes and DNA provide all the information and have challenged the use of sweeping metaphors such as "master plan" and "progam" which suggest that genes and DNA contain all developmental information.
He embraced his past racist words and lambasted the use of sweeping statements as an indictment against any race.
Response surface methodology and desirability function approach have been applied for modeling and multi-response optimization of sweeping gas membrane distillation process used for concentration of sucrose aqueous solutions.
Among the elders, some swing the rock back like a bowling ball before pushing off the hack, an indentation in the ice, and they use all kinds of sweeping techniques, some improvised, some a concession to arthritic limbs.
Governments should not use these types of sweeping definitions as a pretext to attack or silence one's critics.
A province of sweeping valleys and sprawling orchards, Nangarhar used to be known for two things: the labyrinthine Tora Bora caves, where Osama bin Laden was last seen, and its farmers' unseemly enthusiasm for poppy.
The act of sweeping is moving around your kit using drums to implement the same fundamental pattern.
Expanding DNA swabbing to all those arrested in major felonies would be the most sweeping use of genetic testing by any state.
The most sweeping use of the statute was in Iowa, after an immigration raid in May 2008 at a meatpacking plant in Postville.
