Sentence examples for overly sweeping from inspiring English sources

I also warn that we should be wary of overly sweeping generalizations about the use of eminent domain in America.

So we wouldn't bank on any overly sweeping interface changes landing here.

Characteristically, Bernstein's analysis was overly sweeping, but many of his observations, for which he was roundly condemned in university circles, turned out to be prescient.

Even Feinstein has promised that her new version of the assault weapons ban would still "exempt over 900 specific weapons". Gun-control advocates aren't quite ready to propose overly sweeping measures.

The 2-to-1 ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, which overturned Judge Brinkema's sound decision, relied on an overly sweeping reading of a murky 41-year-old Supreme Court decision that has been rejected by other federal appellate courts.

In other respects, the law on lustration has been labeled "murky and overly sweeping" and has the "potential for political score-settling".

If you only read Shulevitz's article, you might believe an epidemic of overly dramatic rape victims and overly-sensitivity responses to them was sweeping the country.

But the law also gives private health insurance plans a big new role in Medicare, and Democrats, who attack the legislation as overly generous to pharmaceutical and insurance companies, want sweeping changes, which the administration is resisting.

"We are sweeping away the out-of-date and overly generous benefits, and introducing a one-off uplift in pay.

Ipsa chairman Sir Ian Kennedy said: "We are sweeping away the out-of-date and overly generous benefits, and introducing a one-off uplift in pay.

The way the exhibition mollifies those who might be overly dismayed at some bodily displays is to cloak everything with sweeping homilies about keeping healthy.