Sentence examples for extraordinarily vast from inspiring English sources

Embarrassingly, at the moment I have the most extraordinarily vast dressing room at the Haymarket theatre.

Edith can only console herself by extending her extraordinarily vast collection of headbands.

In addition to her tens of thousands of photographic materials, Maier collected found objects throughout her life and saved an extraordinarily vast trove of belongings in the two storage lockers she rented.

As communities from the Carolinas to Maine brace for high storm surges, winds and downpours, there's a growing climate discussion building around #Frankenstorm, which is the favored Twitter handle for the extraordinarily vast and potent nor'easter that is evolving as Hurricane Sandy, already a killer, collides with an Arctic cold front.

Given the extraordinarily vast timescale of evolutionary history, we should not be surprised that unlikely things might occasionally happen.

The flipside to that realisation is another: that those deficiencies can be overcome, meaning our potential is extraordinarily more vast than most of us ever know.

His writings already "displayed a vast culture, an extraordinarily powerful style and clarity of thinking and exposition of ideas".

"Our police have an extraordinarily difficult job and the vast majority of them do their job in outstanding fashion," he said.

In fact, as Maloney points out, Gallup's poll methodology was extraordinarily egalitarian, and it gave vast swaths of the populace a voice in the pre-blog era, when only a small circle of élites were published.

"There are vast numbers of extraordinarily valuable properties now around the south of England netting very large gains for their owners – many of whom come from abroad, incidentally – and it's not taxed at all," he said.

I also said yesterday that our police have an extraordinarily difficult job and the vast majority of them do their job in outstanding fashion".