Sentence examples for course vastly from inspiring English sources
The radio landscape was, of course, vastly different in the 1980s; no email, no text messages, no YouTube.
The two incidents are, of course, vastly different in many ways, but in both cases, someone was killed by police.
It is, of course, vastly more tenuous today; in addition to the physical wreckage, much of Haiti's governing and business class has been wiped out.
The sums of money involved in the BAE contracts were, of course, vastly bigger than those at stake in the MPs' allowances issue.
As Molaison's relatives died off, Corkin became, she says, "Henry's sole keeper," now "in the position of knowing more about Henry than any living person," and, of course, vastly more than he knew about himself.
Essentially, they vastly overstated their estimates of future economic growth, which then, of course, vastly overstated the amount of carbon that future economies could be expected to omit.The second is something of a value judgement: how heavily should one weight catastrophic, but unlikely, scenarios?
The garment district, of course, is vastly diminished from its heyday in the 1950s.
Politics, of course, is vastly more complicated than this, and so is actual governing.
Knowing you need one and creating one are, of course, two vastly different things.
The circumstances in which they meet, of course, are vastly different.
The truth, of course, is vastly more complex: the cabinet of curiosities was always already a web of immaterial hunches and links and allusions as well as a real space full of real things.
