Sentence examples for sweeping convictions from inspiring English sources
Eventually, they grew in scope, evolving into ever more sweeping convictions about the wider world.
The U.S. government drew a line in the sand Sunday and refused to rescue Lehman Brothers, but it redrew that line for American International Group Tuesday, proving that pragmatism trumps conviction in the historic financial crisis sweeping through the world's financial markets.
Kilpatrick actually resigned in a different scandal that was extraordinary at the time but later seemed insignificant compared to the sweeping federal probe that has led to the mass convictions.
In Utah's other two House races, voters stuck with their conservative convictions, re-electing Representatives Rob Bishop and Chris Cannon, both Republicans, by sweeping margins.
Rightly or wrongly, Osborne has the courage of his convictions on deficit reduction even in the face of concerns within the Obama administration that the accelerated austerity drive sweeping across Europe will cause a double-dip recession.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
Probably nothing sweeping.
