Sentence examples for certainly vast from inspiring English sources

A recent survey of Odessa's prostitutes found that nine in 10 were desperate to escape a trade whose true scale remains unknown but is certainly vast.

THE ROOMS While certainly not vast, they are well designed.

Certainly, the vast levels of military expenditure of the past 20 years cannot be sustained.

And certainly, the vast majority go on to fight another day.

Certainly, the vast bulk of Beck's fans didn't recognize the tropes; probably he didn't, either.

It was certainly a vast improvement on the soggy crusts and baked beans that constitute lunch back home.

Certainly, the vast majority of beneficent Western medical workers in Africa are to be thanked, not censured.

Certainly the vast majority were enslaved, but there is evidence of free blacks in New York, well before this gravesite was closed in the 1790s.

It's certainly a vast improvement over a country in which millions were oppressed for being born into the wrong caste or gender or family.

As an explanation of the Tao of Boof, it's certainly a vast improvement on the 2005 Lehmann-James Brayshaw collaboration Worth The Wait, which wasn't.

Certainly, the vast majority of comet scientists would agree that comet 67P's surface features are much more easily explained by non-biological mechanisms.