Sentence examples for sweeping way from inspiring English sources

The baton can smooth out choppy phrases by moving through the beat in a more sweeping way.

Merkel possesses immense staying power precisely because she does not try to solve the world's problems in the grand sweeping way that Blair or Brown preferred.

But it's illustrative to try and think which other vast and incredibly disparate group would be treated in such a sweeping way.

It is now routine for the attorney-general or the director of public prosecutions to promise that a sweeping new power will not be used in a sweeping way.

It is now being hopefully said by anxious Tories that he will live down the resignation of Mr. Thorneycroft in the same sweeping way, and this may well be so.

The Bush v. Gore majority, made up of Mr. Rehnquist and his fellow conservatives, interpreted the equal protection clause in a sweeping way they had not before, and have not since.

It is easy to interpret the popularity of a network television series like "Modern Family" as proof that we have mainstreamed the various and sweeping ways domestic life has reshaped itself over the past two decades.

Some of these restricted travel and immigration to the US in sweeping ways, some of them were more vague directives for federal departments to do something in the future; a large number of them appear to have been sloppily worded.

By then he was already sweeping his way through Europe.

Finally, he collapsed again, the flames sweeping this way and that in the wind.

But he has found success in the round-robin format of this event before, having registered wins over Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Andy Roddick en route to sweeping his way to the final of the 2007 tournament, where he then lost to Roger Federer in straight sets.