Sentence examples for feel vast from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, at a tense moment in a big match, you can feel vast ocean-streams of desires, fears, hopes, swirling around the ground.

The distances between venues on the Park itself can feel vast.

At night, with the dealerships closed, Drivers Village felt vast and lonely.

Dwarf Fortress may not look real, but once you're hooked, it feels vast, enveloping, alive.

Be warned, however: Photoshop Elements still feels vast and wild, no matter how many help bubbles appear.

The country feels vast and empty - goodness knows what the Empty Quarter must be like when the 'busy quarter' is hardly Oxford Street.

Sometimes he feels vast responsibilities as a home-care worker: he once cared for New York's archbishop, Cardinal John O'Connor, when he was dying.

In places, the effect of having chunks of the building stick out up to eight metres makes itself felt: vast concrete trusses march across the floor, forming great structural V's and W's.

Aside from the delights of the wonderful beach, which at low tide seems to absorb its many visitors so it still feels vast and empty, there is great swimming and surfing along the bay.

Even the first four miles of the park — the only section that's accessible without four-wheel drive or a boat — feels vast and overwhelming: acres of dunes tumble along 50-yard beaches, large pieces of driftwood stick out of ocean waters, and more than 380 species of migratory and resident birds nest here.

Public's Demand for Film Tickets Outstrips Supply - Or Does It? Sundance feels vast.