Sentence examples for sweeping that from inspiring English sources

The Beatles had a hand in sweeping that world away, yet they might have done so unwittingly.

It reminds me of the incredible research that is happening, the remarkable collaboration that is underway, and that we are so very close to sweeping that fragmentation monster right out of the house, and locking the door on it for good.

But some examples suggest that this conclusion is too sweeping – that even identity statements containing precise designators may be, in some sense, indeterminate.

Luckily, we observe that a significant amount of feature regions we can see in 3D models are cylinder-like and have the nature of sweeping, that is, they can be described by swept surface.

Kripke's arguments were very persuasive, but there are examples that suggest that his conclusion is too sweeping – that even identity statements containing rigid designators can be, in a sense, contingent.

The breadth of references is so sweeping that the novel seems symphonic.

Nor can he think of any democratic country that submits to surveillance as sweeping as that proposed in Britain.

Daiei's bankers instead want sweeping changes that would fix its problems for good.

But this is lyrical, sweeping choreography that makes all its performers look good.

Or a full orchestra, complete with sweeping crescendos that somehow fit your tune perfectly.

On August 22nd, President Obama proposed sweeping changes that address these critical issues.