Sentence examples for sweeping judgement from inspiring English sources

"The Home Secretary's sweeping judgement that people arriving on Europe's shores from some of the world's biggest refugee producing countries are economic migrants is utterly startling.

Now, all the Democratic candidates are being forced to respond to Scheindlin's sweeping judgement, in which she said that the N.Y.P.D. "adopted a policy of indirect racial profiling," and that a federal monitor should be appointed to make sure the department reforms the program and respects the constitutional rights of all New Yorkers.

Granted, there may be a few examples that contradict this, but these shouldn't be the basis of sweeping judgements, just like those Ukip members who keep saying offensive things.

Avoid sweeping judgements and consider a few reasons other than your initial reaction before giving someone a negative label.

Green people, leftists often pass sweeping judgements on corporations as if they're somehow inherently evil or flawed.

However, it does suggest that we ought to be wary of making sweeping judgements about Asian students and their supposed incapacity for critical thought.

In any case, Jelly's trajectory is too short for now to make sweeping judgements about its long-term staying power.

But Guzman's conviction paves the way for a sweeping forfeiture judgement, up to double the amount he is accused of having laundered in the course of his career.

Sweeping down gesture.

"It is so sweeping.

Anger is sweeping America.