Sentence examples for sweeping remarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon delivered a more cautious statement that fell short of the more sweeping remarks American diplomats had drafted and then negotiated, word by word, with Israeli officials.

Those phrases referred to historic pacts that assigned European countries to different superpowers' spheres of influence and captured an East-West paradigm that Mr. Bush, in his most detailed and sweeping remarks yet about the future of the relationship between the United States and Europe, declared moribund.

In sweeping remarks at the progressive New School in New York City, the Democratic candidate said that higher wages are driven by strong, fair and long-term growth, offering policy proposals that fit into each of those three categories.

"You can see it's easy to be inspired from up here," she remarked of the sweeping view west from her living room window.

The sweeping scale of this ambition is barely remarked on in the reporting of politics.

Maria Montessori was so struck by the preference shown by children for practical activities, like sweeping, over playing with toys that she remarked, "In the life of a child, play is perhaps something of little importance which he undertakes for the lack of something better to do".

LISBON — Pope Benedict XVI on Tuesday issued his most forceful remarks on the sexual abuse crisis sweeping the Catholic Church.

In her remarks she, like Gill, urged Congress to enact sweeping reforms.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver issued sweeping sanctions against Donald Sterling on Tuesday in response to controversial remarks about blacks purportedly made by Sterling.

As part of the NBA's sweeping sanctions against Clippers owner Donald Sterling over his controversial racial remarks, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is urging the league's other owners to push for the Clippers' sale.

President-elect George W. Bush recently remarked that he had never even heard of half of the relatives sweeping into Washington.