Sentence examples for sweeping critique from inspiring English sources

A sweeping critique, indeed.

A more sweeping critique is that it's not enough for women to look inside.

In February, the National Academy of Sciences issued a sweeping critique of the nation's crime labs.

Mr. Crane also sat down with Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a Republican who helped write the bill, offering a sweeping critique of its security provisions.

In an age of lockstep partisanship, there's a lot to admire about this unusual constellation of ideas, and its sweeping critique of American politics as usual.

Updated at 2.15pm BST 1.28pm BST Lunchtime summary David Davis, the Conservative backbencher, has delivered a sweeping critique of the government's economic strategy.

For more than a decade, the discipline had been engaged in a sweeping self-critique.

He has never been in the attention-getting business of offering sweeping social critiques or moral judgments.

WASHINGTON — Republican leaders on Monday offered a sweeping self-critique of a party they said was in an "ideological cul-de-sac" and needed better outreach and a new brand of conservatism to appeal to younger voters, ethnic minorities and women.

But as al-Doumari printed its stinging critique of government corruption and issued calls for sweeping reforms, the relationship, and Assad's enthusiasm for the magazine, soured.

Sweeping down gesture.