Sentence examples for creating a chasm from inspiring English sources

Certain it is that the decades of serialism did nothing but alienate the public, creating a chasm between composer and audience".

Original projects will migrate to download services such as Xbox Live, creating a chasm between budget releases and the massive Triple A showcase releases.

This makes life far more nasty, brutish and short for those on the lowest rungs of the socio-economic ladder, creating a chasm of more than 20 years in life expectancy between rich and poor.

Liam Fox has piled pressure on his Westminster colleagues to vote the prime minister's Brexit deal through, by warning they will undermine faith in mainstream politics by creating a "chasm of distrust" if they fail to do so.

This has remained the case even as companies switched their (also disparate) physical systems to cloud-based technology, creating a chasm between networks and the products that are supposed to protect them.

Externally, how do I present this in a way that gets the point across without creating a chasm between myself and the woman I am pursuing?

Her proposed challenge threatens to create a chasm between her and party members.

The age gap, when combined with the father's standoffish manner, created a chasm.

It's this glacial erosion of trust that gradually creates a chasm between the reporter and the reported.

The league's second in-season lockout in 13 years has created a chasm between management and labor and produced resentments within the warring sides themselves.

I think there's a problem with that: that argument has created a chasm along class lines in the African-American community.