Sentence examples for sweeping comment from inspiring English sources

In his garbled but sweeping comment that Duke recruits only "black players that were 'Uncle Toms,' " Jalen seems to change the usual meaning of those very vitriolic words into his own meaning, i.e., blacks from two-parent, middle-class families.

In a response published in the New York Times, former Duke and current NBA star Grant Hill effectively rebuked Rose's words: "In his garbled but sweeping comment that Duke recruits only 'black players that were 'Uncle Toms,' Jalen seems to change the usual meaning of those very vitriolic words into his own meaning, i.e., blacks from two-parent, middle-class families".

Others thought Pryor wrong in his sweeping comments about gay racism.

Karren Brady, vice chairman West Ham United FC and star of the BBC's apprentice, also condemned the comments: "Anyone who makes sweeping comments like that is from the dinosaur age".

A review of more than 50 of his decisions shows that he has expressed a conservative view of the role of courts, but has seldom made sweeping comments about legal issues.

Although he is less likely than Condorcet and Turgot to make sweeping comments about progress, he explores the topic of social development in various interesting ways.

This is merely about sweeping out comments likely to detract from the real conversation and buzz around your content, so that all genuine comments are easier for others to read, whether supportive or otherwise of your content.

The stealing of these photos, the audience that's hungry for them, and the victim-blaming comments sweeping the web all emerge from a culture that endorses the idea that women's bodies exist for public consumption.

Realizing the danger, and rattled by a string of social conflicts in recent years, the Beijing government has clamped down on any discussion of democracy or revolution, whether it be references to the liberalizing wave sweeping the Middle East or comments about China itself.

Such sweeping generalizations and misguided comments are what perpetuate the stereotypes we constantly fight to keep at bay.

They like to keep their comments to reporters sweeping, rarely pausing on anything close to specific strategic decisions.