Sentence examples for any chasm from inspiring English sources

Michael Freund, a columnist in The Jerusalem Post, wrote on Thursday, "Though a vast gulf separates Israel from Haiti, with more than 10,500 kilometers of ocean lying between us, the Jewish people demonstrated that their extended hand can bridge any gap and traverse any chasm when it comes to saving lives".

We have to fill lanes because if there are any chasms in the pass rush -- any lanes for him to escape -- he's gone.

But the perceptive and light-hearted portrayals of teen angst bridged any cultural chasm.

Louise Wazbinski, 67, who is auditing Dada and Surrealism at Kent State free, believes that any cultural chasm between older and younger students quickly evaporates.

Even when the couple provides information about tenor and tone, and tries to bridge any cultural chasm, some guests still fall right into it.

This is a "huge void" far larger than any he criticized – a chasm he and many other Catholic clerics helped create.

It said that income disparities between rich and poor are growing in New York, with the gap wider — it's a chasm, really — than in any of the country's 25 largest cities.

But it's often craven in execution because journalists will turn any crack in a campaign into a chasm and a slip in the numbers into a spiral.

There is a chasm between what our breastfeeding goals are, and any appreciable funding and infrastructure to meet those goals.

What a chasm.

It's a chasm, really.