Sentence examples for chasm this from inspiring English sources

But the angry chasm this has opened between Paris and both London and Washington has shocked many people here and prompted some to ask whether France went too far.

It is troubling to have a chasm this wide between two cultures in one country—although it could be argued that the chasm has been there for a long time, and that the current streak of scandals has merely illuminated it.

Whether scrabbling and scratching through ominously dripping tunnels or swinging precipitously across vertiginous chasms, this rag-tag band endures palpable physical endangerment that leaves the viewer gasping for air.

To bridge this chasm, the new administration must immediately acknowledge the well-documented charges of minority voter suppression in Florida and elsewhere, investigate them, and pursue civil or criminal action where appropriate.

There is a chasm between this burlesque and historical reality.

As with the poll tax in its dying months, ever more elaborate fudges and "transition" and "interim" proposals can't bridge a chasm of this size.

The gap of 13 points to second yawns like a chasm and this team will improve again in the summer when their recruitment will be just as judicious.

The chasm between this and his everyday life meant the rest of the time he was wrestling with whatever demons had been let loose by his dysfunctional past.

But he also experienced loneliness and isolation from his Turkish teammates, feeling that "no matter how hard they tried, there was a chasm between this East End boy, a second-generation Turk, and them".

Mourinho's side did not create many chances in the first half and – although Cesc Fàbregas, Oscar and Willian all produced moments of quality – there remains a gaping chasm in this team: the Eden Hazard of last season.

"There's been some preconceived notions around hockey in general that there's a small but passionate fan base, and that it was very difficult to cross the chasm from this small, hardcore group to the popular culture," Leonsis said.