Sentence examples for a vastness from inspiring English sources

"There's a vastness of space that is crucial for meditation".

There remains a vastness of coal and other types of fossil fuel generation across the world.

He relates to the idea of cosmic music as "participating in a vastness", he says.

Sweeny's eyes enlarged as if to make a sky, a vastness wherein Nachman felt minuscule.

Congo is little more than a vastness of rainforest and savannah with a famous river snaking through it.

And there is a vastness about West African pop that can make you want to delimit it.

Buscemi gets out of the car, briefcase in hand, and doggedly slogs through a snowy vastness towards a barbed-wire fence, the only thing in sight.

The wide-screen black-and-white images in Alexander Payne's "Nebraska" — of fields, plains, and distant hills — have a stirring vastness, and a great beauty, too, but the life has been taken out of them.

The wide-screen black-and-white images in Alexander Payne's "Nebraska"—of fields, plains, and distant hills—have a stirring vastness, and a great beauty, too, but the life has been taken out of them.

Marriage itself combines an awesome solemnity – an improbable vastness of commitment – with a playful, tender, intimacy, the small sweetness of the everyday.

If there exists a stereotype of the cannibal as a wild-eyed savage from a remote vastness, surely Tobias Schneebaum does not fit it.