Sentence examples for sweeping issues from inspiring English sources

These fights involve sweeping issues of creativity, and narrow changes in copyright law.

But while those legislative and legal fights have attracted more attention, schools across the country are increasingly wrestling with similar kinds of sweeping issues.

But the outlook for such a deal, which involves sweeping issues of troop withdrawal, as well as detention and other aspects of an American presence in Iraq, is in doubt.

But the corporate-lawyer-turned-politician told MPs on Wednesday night that she had received a great deal of support for her remarks and voters were tired of the major parties "sweeping issues under the carpet".

As in the first work "Angola" derives its structure and meaning from the disparate layers stacked up by Mr. Xido and then spread out to create a jostling collage, one that is intimate yet informed by sweeping issues surrounding class, race and identity.

Sweeping issues under the rug will only accrue a lump of resentment that will ultimately impede communication.

It did so by moving past the limited controversy that was actually in the case and deciding a sweeping issue of constitutional law that no party had raised for the justices to consider.

Behind all the small-bore politics is the sweeping issue of the direction of the federal courts, especially the 13 circuit courts that increasingly have the final word on some of the most contentious social issues.

Then Mr. Kissinger, going for a broad, sweeping issue, says the "essence of foreign policy is the accumulation of nuance". In other words, there are no decisive strokes; we must look to "gradual transformation". Again, there seems to be general agreement.

Scott Ellis, the director of "Gruesome," said that part of Mr. Joseph's talent lay in taking on sweeping moral issues with a strong sense of humor.

In essence, sweeping big issues under the rug".