Sentence examples for pretty sweeping from inspiring English sources

The judgment represents a pretty sweeping success, but at home in the flat she shares with her 16- and seven-year-old daughters in Coulsdon, Surrey, Howard – though clearly relieved – is a long way from jubilant.

That would be a pretty sweeping judgment, but it is one held, explicitly or implicitly, by many conservative Catholics.

Later, he promised that if he becomes president, no black children would be shot while walking down the street -- a pretty sweeping promise!

He has a bit part in "Pretty Woman," sweeping the sidewalk in front of the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel.

This was no freakishly bad performance and tallies with a British Cycling cycle of sweeping pretty much all before them at successive Olympics in Beijing, London and now Rio, only to hibernate between.

It's a heady and trippy loop jam with a pretty terrifying vocal sweeping in occasionally.

Commercial fishing vessels come pretty close to sweeping up entire species every day factory fishing boats literally suck them out of the sea with vacuums.

Commercial fishing vessels come pretty close to sweeping up entire species every day – factory fishing boats literally suck them out of the sea with vacuums.

"Liberation" evokes the image of the soldiers on American tanks sweeping up pretty demoiselles in their arms as they rolled through Normandy, not the guerrilla wars of national liberation that troubled American foreign policy for much of the cold war.

The Scene Woodstock from any direction is postcard-pretty, with sweeping views of meadows crisscrossed with stone walls, farms and gracious old homes overlooking forests.

The New York Mets surprised themselves, the Yankees and pretty much all of Major League Baseball by sweeping the 2013 Subway Series.