Sentence examples for sweeping noting from inspiring English sources

Springleaf argued that its successes were not particularly sweeping, noting that it lost in at least two states.

In a statement, OneMain argued that its successes were not particularly sweeping, noting that it lost in a handful of states.

The motion calls the judge's order to stop funds "sweeping," noting it covers research that began in 2002 during the Bush Administration.

In the end, it is Zeno, the book's foremost source of wisdom, who ends the birthday celebration on a suitably sweeping note.

Centre stage for it all is Michael's voice, which still sounds incredible throughout, gliding through the sweeping notes of A Different Corner and remaining admirably understated during the lovely lilt of You Have Been Loved.

Some countries have tried to wall themselves off from the troubles sweeping the world, noting that those less tied to the global economy have suffered less.

Some activists hope that the Birmingham mindset will eventually spread to the rest of the state, noting that sweeping grassroots movements usually begin in cities.

ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK color cartoon, showing eighteenth-century servants sweeping up musical notes from the floor.

Full-page color… ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK color cartoon, showing eighteenth-century servants sweeping up musical notes from the floor.

The New Yorker, July 12 , 1993P. 57 ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK color cartoon, showing eighteenth-century servants sweeping up musical notes from the floor.

In sweeping terms, the letter notes that 55percentt of the world's population is either Christian or Muslim, "making the relationship between these two religious communities the most important factor in contributing to meaningful peace around the world".