Sentence examples for always vast from inspiring English sources
From his always vast reading he absorbed the violence of society.
The hidden sprawl behind the face at the door is always vast," pronounces the narrator impressively.
Joe Klein of Time, who spoke hawkishly on television before the Iraq invasion and became increasingly critical of the enterprise, is now a Libya skeptic: "If there's one thing that we've learned in the last decade about invading Islamic countries," it "is that there are always vast unintended consequences".
But its musical ambitions have always been vast.
But as always, a vast majority of the interesting new work is going Off Broadway.
You can almost always eliminate "vast," and "majority" is often just a fancy way to say "most".
Some on the left, however, disagree — where there's scandal, apparently, there is always the vast right-wing conspiracy: 1.
Despite these explorations, none of these people will be able to pass a university geometry exam, and there will always be vast areas of math inaccessible to nonprofessionals.
As always, the vast forces of mass culture turn out to be the idiosyncratic choices of a few key, mostly hidden players.
But as any publisher's slush pile has always attested, vast quantities of unreadable stories have started out this way too.
