Sentence examples for quite sweeping from inspiring English sources

The story is quite sweeping going from Chile in the late 70s, when the country shut down the drug trade there and moving to Colombia, Nicaragua, the Bahamas, and, of course, the United States throughout the 80s and 90s.

Professor Kazin said the language recalls the 1964 Tonkin Gulf Resolution, which he said "was quite sweeping".

In fact, it is not quite sweeping enough, as it leaves the plight of another group of would-be Americans unaddressed.

Language elsewhere in the majority opinion was quite sweeping, leading Justice John Paul Stevens, in the dissenting opinion, to assert that "the court's view of reliance is unduly stringent and unmoored from authority".

But even this small vanguard is beginning to have an impact on policy debates, though mainly at local level, and to launch legal challenges to companies and to the government.That public pressure is now more easily applied thanks to a freedom-of-information law which was passed in 2001, and to quite sweeping judicial reforms that became law in 2002-04.

Everything Hegel wants to say about what we are left with in our "artistic situation" historically follows from this quite sweeping claim about rationality and so freedom realized.

Despite Mr. Fox's promises to revamp the justice system, he has done nothing quite so sweeping.

It's the latest craze and it's quite literally sweeping across the country.

This popular state park off the Pali Highway will whisk you off your feet (quite literally) with sweeping views of the Koolau mountain ranges and Oahu's windward coast.

However, Professor Gilson of Stanford points out that none of these earlier studies involved a law quite as sweeping as Pennsylvania's.

If Obama's changes are not quite as sweeping as the White House's lengthy rollout hyped it up to be, it's not for lack of trying.