Sentence examples for chasm it from inspiring English sources

The emotional chasm it represents is all too real.

If your ball is not down in the chasm, it is in the rough near one of those danger signs with nowhere for you to stand.

Of Lords reform, he quoted another Liberal hero, David Lloyd George, as saying: "When crossing a chasm, it is advisable to do so in one leap".

King presented his dream, gloriously and specifically, as the American dream.The promises of democracyAfter 50 years, legal segregation is a distant memory, and race in America is not the unbridgeable chasm it once was.

It was a striking moment for Israelis and Palestinians who suffered through the violence of the last 33 months -- the suicide bombings on Israeli buses and the smashing of Palestinian homes -- and witnessed the chasm it opened between the two sides.

But where I am, down in the Third Chasm, it's incredible.

In today's urban India, this land of possibility, separated from rural India by cultural and economic chasms, it seems reactionary even to speak of caste.

"Do Not Pass Go" became "Open All Hours" for a back four put under late pressure by a Russian side that saw a chink become a crack and a crack become a chasm as it chased a game it had no right to be in.

There is a divide being created that may turn into a chasm and it is still unknown if it can be healed, if Hillary Clinton ends up the nominee.

This paper asserts that there are "chasms" in IT implementations that represent risky stages in the process.

This is hardly the only instance when the book leaves its readers on one side of an explanatory chasm while it catapults across time, disciplines and topics, more often than not without much of a consistent line of reasoning in the process.