Sentence examples for powerful sweeping from inspiring English sources

She dispatched flitting trills with sobriety and care, and played earnest melodic lines with powerful, sweeping strokes.

And whenever there are loose ends -- and there are plenty -- they are concealed by powerful, sweeping generalizations.

She and Strýcová won their first match at the U.S. Open, convincingly, 6 3, 6 2, and she noted afterward that the dynamic she shares with Strýcová on the court is not dissimilar from her partnership with Hingis: Mirza is strong and powerful, sweeping the back of the court, while Strýcová is nimble and poppy at the net.

Kline used powerful, sweeping black strokes on a white canvas to create starkly monumental forms.

As such this seemingly simple message was a powerful example of using social media in a community facing rather than self-centered way to leverage the powerful emotions sweeping the country to amplify the message.

As a result of the powerful winds sweeping in from the western plains, the pine trees on Georgian Bay bend permanently to the east.

But activists and Republican delegates in key states will only consider breaking toward Santorum if he stays close to Romney in the delegate count and if there is powerful momentum sweeping up loose anti-Romney elements inside the party and toward Santorum.

In part, the powerful Eurosceptic mood sweeping the House of Commons (and judging by opinion polls, the country) is being held at bay by the belief that the crisis, though alarming, also marks a golden opportunity for Britain to reshape its relationship with the rest of the EU.

Upon Mawson's return, the Aurora was recalled by wireless radio, but powerful katabatic winds sweeping down from the plateau prevented the ship's boat from reaching the shore to collect the men.

Anne Royall knew how to make her readers laugh -- a dangerous talent, especially for a freethinking woman who rattled the bones of Capitol Hill as the whistleblower of political corruption, fraudulent land schemes and banking scandals, and served as the thorn in the side of a powerful evangelical movement sweeping across the country.

These undulating flexures culminate in a powerful back and forth sweeping of the caudal fin, which produces as much as 85 percent of the total thrust.