Sentence examples for a vast divide from inspiring English sources

To be sure, you can't pretend that a vast divide separates museum art from street art.

The more lyrical songs are incredibly painful to listen to, it is like hearing a song across a vast divide or chasm.

If there was long a vast divide between Arab rulers and ruled, a vast contempt of the latter for the former, Hamas and Hizbullah, together, have crystallized them in the most flagrant manner.

"Over the past two years, the health-care reform that Obama has advocated has created a vast divide within American society and between diametrically opposed political parties, while immigration has separated the American people into two camps that cannot bear the very existence of the other," a scholar named Zhang Guoqing wrote Monday in the Beijing News.

This is a historically vast divide.

And they exacerbate an already vast divide between rich and poor.

The first is that there is a latent but potentially vast divide between the grass roots and the conservative elite on the United States' most important fiscal issue — the twin entitlements of Social Security and Medicare.

And as a measure of the vast divide that exists even in political sphere, he said that the HDP has no contact whatsoever with either Erdogan or his ministers.

These accounts, more than a record of events, serve to underscore the vast divide that separates an idealized naturalness from the artificial and often hypocritical observance of orthodox customs in early medieval China.

"It is just a vast cultural divide," she said.

After meeting cute, if bloody, amid shattered glass in Amsterdam in 1992, Hans Judd Hirschh), the baker, and Mahmoud Omar Metwallyy), his unexpected visitor, sit down to a cozy game of backgammon and almost instantly develop a friendship that bridges a vast ethnic divide.