Sentence examples for contain a vast from inspiring English sources

It doesn't contain a vast amount of new material.

The laboratories of the world contain a vast aggregation of human suffering.

Taken together, BP executives say, they should be able to eventually contain a vast majority of the leaking oil.

These tracks contain a vast, roaring sea of guitar, and after a while you stop thinking about the artists' hands; it sounds as if it's not made by pale, bearded guys from Atlanta but by forces of weather.

The 21st century mortality files from the ONS contain a vast amount of data not only about the big killers of modern times but also the more surprising and less likely accidental causes of mortality.

Conclusions appear that don't really make sense: from the intriguing fact that certain dementia patients suddenly become very creative, Lehrer deduces "an uplifting moral, which is that all of us contain a vast reservoir of untapped creativity".

It contains a vast collection of stuffed game animals and wildlife art.

It contained a vast accumulation of debris that was made up of many clearly distinguishable layers.

It contained a vast text-critical apparatus of Masoretic notes never since equalled in any edition.

Their language contains a vast catalog of cattle names, which refer to characteristics like color and hide pattern.

Fiction has always comfortably contained a vast amount of fact and history; now non-fiction is claiming the right to an ever larger proportion of invention.