Sentence examples for a vast chasm between from inspiring English sources

There is a vast chasm between pro-Remain supporters in metropolitan areas and pro-Brexit folk in Labour's traditional heartlands in northern England, the Midlands and Wales.

Unlike Hollywood, the video-game industry is marked by a vast chasm between big-budget productions and independent ones, and he had learned with Joe Danger that a small studio could easily become beholden to a distributor.

So Labour is back to where it was at the beginning of the summer, with a vast chasm between a leader with a mandate from the members and MPs claiming a rival mandate from their voters.

In Dear Life, O'Driscoll's ninth collection of poems, what might seem a vast chasm between a life lived in the evaluation of final liabilities and schedules of assets, and another lived in the service of the muse narrows engagingly.

The immediate question – one that matters not just to Labour, but to the country – is whether the party can be viable as an opposition when there is such a vast chasm between its leader and its MPs.

But there is, it seems, a vast chasm between the two.

And just as in the First World War, a vast chasm quickly sprang up between wartime rhetoric and wartime reality.

There were no gadgets of technical connectivity during World War II but years of separation between loved ones and a vast chasm of unknowing: Who was dead and who was alive?

It now ricochets like a wayward atom in the vast chasm between the poles of women's gymnastics and curling.

The fact that a person auditions for The Apprentice at all is a honking great signal of the vast chasm between themselves and brilliance.

Territory's job was to capture the alternate history of an iPhone-less civilization and the vast chasm between rich and poor within the devices people use in their day to day.