Sentence examples for sweeping rejection from inspiring English sources
Yes but they show promise enough that to me, a broad, sweeping rejection of GMOs seems at best unwise and at worse harmful.
I am merely advocating for further research into GE crops instead of a sweeping rejection of anything GMO.
Richard Rothstein devoted his entire Jan . 3Lessons column to a sweeping rejection of my book, "No Excuses: Lessons From 21 High-Performing, High-Poverty Schools".
We must guard against a too sweeping rejection of Modernism, a dismissal of greatness along with all the gnomic trivia that academic Modernism, especially, has bequeathed us.
In a sweeping rejection of the Bolivian case, the court, by a 12-3 majority, dismissed eight different legal arguments presented by Bolivia's lawyers.
The sweeping rejection seems, as much as anything else, a symptom of Mr. Karzai's inability to build a strong relationship with the legislative branch and to build a consensus.
Furthermore, from Hegel onwards, the critics of romantic philosophy have typically favored sweeping claims and totalizing rejections rather than careful analysis of particular contributions and arguments.
The opacity of "Plastic Pat" signaled both a rejection of the feminist ideas then sweeping America and, perhaps, the lack of any tantalizing spark within.
Europe's new budget deal paves the way for sweeping changes which will restore public confidence after the rejection of the constitutional treaty, Tony Blair said today.
"I don't want to lose you" Peaches sings, as the two men dance with her, with sweeping movements, begging moments, collapsing behind her – crushed with the power of passion and the pain of rejection.
