Sentence examples for a vast sphere of from inspiring English sources

Planetary scientists had thought that most comets arose near Jupiter and then got ejected by gravitational kicks to the Oort Cloud, a vast sphere of distant comets slowly orbiting the sun.

Overall, the effort of sustaining this vast sphere of influence probably cost the USSR far more in purely economic terms than it got back.

Of about 130 known exoplanets, astronomers think nearly all are vast spheres of gas like Jupiter.

From the early 1500s, northern Indian cities in particular were brought into a vast Muslim sphere of influence under the Mughal empire.

While the Astrodome was being planned and built, American culture was beginning to chip away at ideas its architects and champions took for granted, especially American dominance over a vast political sphere of influence and the natural world.

His geocentric cosmos began with an explosion of a type of light he called lux, which expanded into a vast, ever-thinning sphere of matter and light.

The Dutch English connection in the person of William III, the continuing threat of Louis XIV, and a succession of shattering events in various spheres stimulated a vast production of cartoons from the 1680s on.

As the United States developed a vast infrastructure of clandestine organizations, it shielded policy from the public sphere and gave rise to a new cultural imaginary, "the covert sphere". One of the surprising consequences of state secrecy is that citizens must rely substantially on fiction to "know," or imagine, their nation's foreign policy.

The king embarked on a vast program of modernization, encouraging initiatives in the economic, financial, and military spheres.

He has a vast repertoire of voices.

A vast company of actors.