Sentence examples for world swept from inspiring English sources

Vintage exercise machines have recently become the padded shoulders of the workout world: swept aside for a fresher look.

But by the 1990's, with much of Africa and the rest of the world swept up in a new spirit of democratic politics, the Mr. Mobutu's traditional Western backers had begun to see him as an embarrassing dinosaur.

His rich vision not just of Russia, but of a wider cosmopolitan world swept by wars, change and radical ideas is fresh, occasionally banal, often profound and always immensely readable.

Huntington's construct presumes a world swept up in a "clash" between radical Islam and the modern, secular West.

In the week of the New Hampshire primaries, in which US economic fragilities and role in the world swept two populists to victory, the US Government was unperturbed.

So, what exactly is good advice for the demonized foreigner looking for work in a world swept up by anti-immigration fever?

It will be next to impossible if Mr Kasparov, the best human player in the world, sweeps his pieces off the board and refuses to play.

The world sweeps by her, but amid it she has eyes for only this one man.

From here, two of what still purport to be the longest freely supported escalators in the world sweep up at odd angles for feng shui reasons – they apparently symbolise the whiskers of a dragon sucking wealth into its belly.

How much longer can the moderates hang on, absent some progress toward a Palestinian state, before the Islamic winds blowing through the Arab world sweep them away?

Those sectors that won't, will see its world sweep on by.