Sentence examples for sweeping leaps from inspiring English sources
In this paradise, an open stage where the only thing to do is dance, they return to earlier motifs — low arabesques, sweeping leaps and a lift in which Mr. Vinson clasps Ms. Okamura's back and spins her in ecstasy — with a tender, more expansive scope.
"Full of amusing digressions and offhandedly sweeping opinions, the book leaps from one discipline to another," Ted Loos said here last year.
The dreams are not only Joy's personal dreams, you see, but also the Chinese government's broad, sweeping claims that the Great Leap Forward will turn China into a paradise.
Corey Baker's "Colors on a Canvas," performed by Ballet Noir, the company Mr. Baker directs with Leyland Simmons, is accompanied by three musicians and features eight bare-chested men sweeping the stage with virtuosic pirouettes and leaps.
One man desperate to save himself from the fire sweeping the upper floors of his building leapt on to a canopy with his son in his embrace.
Yamasaki, who works as a muralist and educator, creates sweeping paintings that capture the story in a literal manner even as she makes bold metaphorical leaps.
We don't treat male career implosion as biologically determined or sadly inevitable, don't leap quite so often from half-baked guesswork about one man's motives to sweeping generalisations about all men.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
