Sentence examples for a chasm of from inspiring English sources

In an oration given a few weeks ago, Prof Hamilton had argued that university fees should reflect the services being offered, and that the current £9,000 cap left "a chasm" of more than £70 million a year "that Oxford has to plug".

A few simultaneously suggest intimacy and a chasm of understanding.

Mother and daughter existed in a "chasm of aversion".

There is often a chasm, of course, between scholarly and political acumen.

There is a chasm of difference between "we don't know everything" and "disregard everything we know".

But the years between 1933 and 2015 show a chasm of experience and understanding.

Astor encountered Hindley across a chasm of class, inheritance and fortune.

They qualified in first place ahead of Denmark by a chasm of almost exactly four seconds.

But, he said, "you don't have to leap a chasm of logic to realize I'd like that".

Two parties, a chasm of differences separating them, but fused together whether they like it or not.

I was terribly confident that I could write well after 'Frozen,' and then this opened a chasm of doubt".