Sentence examples for sweeping interpretations from inspiring English sources
He was one of the last university professors of American history to reach readers outside the academy with sweeping interpretations of his own time.
A sociomedical scientist who studies sex, gender, and sexuality at Barnard College in New York City, Jordan-Young shes she doesn't think anyone should draw sweeping interpretations about innate differences between the sexes from this study.
Mr. Chagnon, author of the best-selling 1968 study "Yanomami: A Fierce People," has long been criticized by his peers for just these kind of sweeping interpretations.
You write that Richard Hofstadter was one of the last historians to "reach readers outside the academy with sweeping interpretations both of the past and of his own time".
But Trump's victory seems likely to restore the supreme court's pro-gun majority, which narrowly supported a sweeping interpretation of Americans' gun rights in a 5-4 ruling in the 2008 Heller case.
While Apple strongly supports, and will continue to support, the efforts of law enforcement in pursuing criminals, the government's sweeping interpretation of the All Writs Act is plainly incorrect and provides no limit to the orders the government could obtain in the future.
Justice Department officials, however, have resisted such a sweeping interpretation of the amendment.
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It has something to do with the cultivation of an earthy orchestral sound, rather than the lighter textures and velvety sheen of, say, French orchestras; and also the preference for sweeping, organic interpretations at the expense of Germanic structural clarity.
His intelligent, eloquent performance emphasized the work's silences and abrupt transitions, creating a very different effect from that of traditional, lushly sweeping Schumann interpretations.
And they argued the high court should forbid federal executive agencies, including the Education Department, from issuing sweeping new interpretations of old regulations. .
