Sentence examples for sweeping conception of from inspiring English sources

At the root of their work was a sweeping conception of human history that made them "a kind of cyber-age version of Marx," author Barbara Ehrenreich wrote in a review for the Times.

Thanks to Mr. Gergiev's sweeping conception of the score and his ear for color, the performance on Friday of "Don Carlos," the noblest of all Verdi operas (performed here in the revised four-act Italian version), was often involving.

It is sweeping Appalachia, just as it is sweeping much of the English-speaking world.

Sweeping vistas of foreign planets?

These long cilia perform a mechanosensory function during sweeping behavior of the benthos [ 99, 100].

Sweeping parameters of the intermittent simulations to fit the data may be necessary.

These revolts have immediately performed a kind of ideological house-cleaning, sweeping away the racist conceptions of a clash of civilisations that consign Arab politics to the past.

2) A NEW CONCEPTION OF FOOTBALL (The Times) Has there ever been a more sweeping — yet accurate — statement than this?

According to residents, activists and fighters, popular resentment rose as radical factions, including foreign fighters, began sweeping into villages that had been under the control of the Free Syrian Army and trying to impose their strict conception of Islamic law, sometimes carrying out summary public executions.

To be fair, my sweeping generalization is based on conversations with Canberra friends (who don't really have a conception of front fences as they are strictly disallowed by r 2.1 of the the Residential Boundary Fences General Code) and Sydney and London friends (for whom the realistic peak of property ownership is double plastic hotels on Mayfair/Park Lane).

…consider the Jain conception of reality.