Sentence examples for that overarching from inspiring English sources

As Harvey depicts it, the intersection at Broadway and Houston might have been a village square, so orderly and placid does it seem, so rural that overarching sky.

Calling our attention to headscarves and hijabs, cartoons, politics, nuclear power and terrorism, he points out (somewhat unnecessarily) that "these days, Muslims are always in the news", before going on to explain that "overarching such incidents and controversies is a grander, more theoretical debate about whether there is or will be a clash of civilisations between Islam and the West".

The considerable differences in the definitions [ 11], regulation [ 7] and provision [ 12] of CAM mean that overarching statements about its safety are inadequate.

While most of the implications of suggested research priorities concern the health sector, it would be important to recognize that overarching benefits may accrue from improved understanding of health impacts for the energy (including climate and housing), environment, and education sectors.

The specific challenge within that overarching one, political analysts said, was to grab more than 30percentt of the growing Latino vote.

Hopefully, youth will leave the EF Global Student Leaders Summit ready to work toward establishing that overarching metanarrative, or "big story," that can help mitigate climate change.

I submit they are a superstructure of democracy and hope for the century that overarches the barn and its past.

They reach up into the boughs of the trees that overarch them and sweep their shadows away downstream.

But in midlife he worked out a theory of the game that overarched anything so far conceived.

Systematic searches using key words were performed to identify themes that overarched with different issues such as certainty.

What I didn't understand was how these roles came together, and, beyond that, what overarching strategy Holbrooke thought was required for him to succeed.