The latest environmental move is notable for its sweeping character and slippery means.
In addition, the sweeping character of the later curvilinear street design added a picturesque dimension that most people in New Bern seem to appreciate in suburban design and planning.
As TomDispatch regular David Bromwich indicates in "The Voice," a sweeping character portrait of the man we've never quite come to know, he's had an uncanny knack for embodying the waning of American power.
"Colson Whitehead's book is a sweeping, character-driven, boundary-destroying epic," Amazon Studios's Head of Comedy, Drama, and VR, Joe Lewis, said in a statement.
If I had to choose just one [of my books], I'd choose "Topaz" for its accessibility, sweeping historical scope, character depth, and laugh-out-loud moments.
The front fascia sweeps back into a pronounced fender well, which melds with a character line sweeping up toward the rear deck and lip spoiler.
Yet it has a dazzling quality that I have come to associate solely with the new generation of animators and FX stylists, a fleetness and lightness in the way it switches from the close-up on a deft little sight gag or a sweet character observation, sweeping out for a breathtaking panorama of an extraterrestrial landscape imagined with passionate detail and specificity.
Nor do I want to suggest that there's no room in my theatergoer's heart for big, baggy shows with lots of characters and sweeping stories.
If you fill your few thousand words with crowds and violent action, with any number of characters and sweeping landscapes of humanity, then the form will feel pressed, urgent, overpowering – the opposite of leisurely.
Note here that the sweeping reference to "extremist groups" indicates that violence is not integral to the assumption of their extremist character; what, then, makes them "extremist"?
1980s: It was one of the best credit sequences in television history, with a glamorous alchemy of split-screen character shots and sweeping panoramas of oil, cattle and skyscrapers.
