Sweepingly

He makes the kind of sweepingly elegiac statements about the supposed deceased that one makes at a time like that, but is more memorable for the bitter and generous asides about his own family life that make those journals so incredible: ❋ Omnivoracious (2009)

Organized labor too sweepingly dismisses expanded trade -- even foreign purchases of U.S. companies that create jobs for U.S. workers -- while decrying the trend as part of a an assault from the right. ❋ Peter S. Goodman (2011)

It moves slowly and sweepingly, from Hester Prynne, ca. 1850, to Michael Vick, ca. 2010. ❋ Simon Maxwell Apter (2010)

Provoking, witty, stylish and sweepingly informative, THE CORPORATION explores the nature and spectacular rise of the dominant institution of our time. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But .... we're pulled along by the intensity of this sweepingly cinematic story. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Specifically singling out “anal” and/or “MSM anal” would offend the sensibilities of some gay activists, but it would be less sweepingly discriminatory than the current phrasing, and also scientifically sound. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Mark Cavendish has won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award 2011, the Manx sprinter receiving his gong at a lustrous, mob-handed, sweepingly grand ceremony at the BBC's new MediaCity HQ in Salford Quays. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Madness, telekinesis, driller killers, crossdressers, porn starlets, doppelgangers, lovesick voyeurs, and a sweet little high school musical called "Carrie" made for a most deliriously twisted body of work, at once sweepingly cinematic and psych-ward sinister, with a card shark's narrative sleight of hand. ❋ Steve Dollar (2011)

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press has picked up the story of my subpoena, characterizing it as “sweepingly broad.” ❋ Unknown (2009)

There is surely much to be said for it, though terms like "west" and "east" are a bit too sweepingly vague to be of much use. ❋ Michael White (2010)

Much of the available funds are in limbo because of sanctions imposed by the Treasury Department, which sweepingly apply to "all U.S. persons and entities companies, non-profit groups, government agencies, etc., wherever located." ❋ Michael Shank (2011)