Sentence examples for and more vast from inspiring English sources

While working "Jazz," his famous 1947 suite of cutouts, Matisse's ambitions for the work grew in scope; the cutouts became more sculptural and more vast, like satellites of thought.

Nowadays, although the knowledge of the causes of capsizing is more and more vast, still the large quantities of ships sink as a result of capsizing accidents.

The galleries are most concentrated in the 20's between 10th and 11th Avenues, anchored by huge gallery buildings at 529 West 20th Street and, even more vast, 508-516 and 526 West 26th Street (where, if the peculiar floor-by-floor directory fails, the elevator operators know where everything is).

And mind is far more vast and far more powerful than any of the puny concepts that it generates, since it encompasses not just the intellect, but also body, heart, and soul -- not to mention everything beyond.

But they are much more sophisticated in their range, and the distances surveyed are more vast and emptier.

Not to mention the unlikely but horrible possibility of a global climate so altered as to cause environmental damage and human suffering more vast than any war.

In Alejandro González Iñárritu's film, the line between fantasy and reality is never entirely clear, something only heightened by the single-tracking shot that makes Riggan Thomson's vision of New York all the more vast and unremitting and, at the same time, all the more incomprehensible.

For the first time, the country has the minimal information necessary to grapple with the benefits and dangers of a surveillance apparatus far more vast and intrusive even than the one Senator Frank Church warned 40 years ago could lead to the eradication of privacy and the imposition of tyranny.

It also makes the cosmos seem an even more vast and lonely place.

We see them ride the wave, "this torsion of matter where the inside proves itself to be more vast and more profound than the outside".

No artist has exerted a more vast — and more liberating — effect on the audiovisual life of our times than has Godard.