Sentence examples for perspective sweeping from inspiring English sources
Writer quotes some of the regulars, listing "Ecomium" "Rhetorical monologue," "Historical Perspective," "Sweeping dismissal," "Self-analysis," & "Idle observation".
In Bruges: The influential Belgian garden designer Jacques Wirtz, now in his 80s, is best known for bold landscapes with strong perspective lines, sweeping hedges, swaths of grass and geometric topiary.
More beautiful than the bold colors and sweeping perspective of that first comic book cover is this symbol of strength — a companion to our convictions about what is good and fair.
Since L'Enfant outlined his vision of broad avenues, public parks and sweeping perspectives in 1791, this city has dwelled on issues of orderly development.
Using the sweeping perspectives afforded by the precipitously hilly terrain, he composes frames with the skill of a painter and the wit of a silent-film maestro.
As I'd imagined, the perspective was sweeping, over town and then fields to the River Severn beyond.
Here, he applies his sweeping, omniscient perspective to Church followers and Vatican grounds, making even Pope Francis seem like a small actor in the Church's broader social dramas.
To put things into perspective, Congress approved a sweeping overhaul of the federal tax code in 1986, which encouraged the private sector to invest in affordable housing.
Her books always combine impeccably detailed scholarship and fluent storytelling with sweeping new perspectives of the kind that women are usually too modest to make.
Their analyses were available hours before his) Sullivan said it best - only a neocon would "desire an Ahamadinejad victory," but he forgets to add that only a neocon argue a point that so cynically justified his ideological perspective, in the face of sweeping evidence to the contrary. .
