Sentence examples similar to sweeping read from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC The New York Philharmonic's associate conductor, the petite powerhouse Xian Zhang, joins the violinist Vadim Repin in Lalo's "Symphonie Espagnole" and can be counted on to give a sweeping reading of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.

The 2-to-1 ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, which overturned Judge Brinkema's sound decision, relied on an overly sweeping reading of a murky 41-year-old Supreme Court decision that has been rejected by other federal appellate courts.

Many, many cases acknowledge Congress's plenary power (read: sweeping and nearly absolute) under the Commerce Clause.

But turn far inside into the Upper Reaches of "Welcome President Sisi" to read how "Sweeping reforms have put Egypt back on the investment map".

I was therefore surprised and saddened to read his sweeping generalisation that "Poland was little better than [Nazi] Germany in 1939".

Figure 2b shows the endurance of RS behavior in DC voltage sweeping mode, where the read voltage is 0.1 V.

The sensor is put into place at the same time as the endograft and is read by sweeping an electronic wand over the abdomen.

It's salutary to note that the last two news articles I read were about sweeping Arts Council cuts from literary bodies and a huge planned expansion of nuclear power in the UK - and that no one seems to be doing anything about it.

Bost complained bitterly that lawmakers were being asked to vote on a broadly sweeping measure before they could read it.

It's one reason Snowmass veterans encourage first-time visitors to take a tour of the mountain led by resort "ambassadors" before they even try to read the sweeping trail map.

A deeply eccentric man, Nicholson was notorious for striding angrily through the medieval reading room, sweeping papers and books from researchers' desks with the billowing sleeves of his gown.