Sentence examples for chasm between two from inspiring English sources

Steve Martino knows he is trying to bridge this chasm between two distinct visual languages.

Nudge That Noodge A political divide has opened into a cultural chasm between two old friends.

That sly repetition of "certain" reveals both the chasm between two of its meanings and the futility of taking anything other than the past for granted.

Days later, it strikes me that the whole encounter is a microcosm of the story I'm trying to unravel: a great chasm between two vastly different cultures underpinned by a gaping financial inequality.

Former President Jimmy Carter arrives in Cuba on Sunday as the most prominent American political figure to venture across the chasm between two nations separated by 90 miles and 43 years of Communist rule.

In business schools, we have a chasm between two types of degrees.

While straining the purée, which takes a good 10 to 15 minutes of patient attention, it occurred to me that one might use these brandies to bridge the chasm between one famous Venetian drink and a lesser-known one.

In the chasm between those two poetic ifs — one celebrating heroism and manhood, the other unmasking the men who manipulate such useful ideals — lies the tragic irony of Rudyard Kipling and the war.

These two phrases sum up the chasm between the two emperors as well as any.

THE relationship between agencies and advertisers is deteriorating, according to an annual survey, after two years of results that had begun to narrow a yawning chasm between the two sides.

The chasm between the two companies is best expressed by the fact that Karp, 26, is only eight years older than Yahoo itself, which was founded in 1995.