Sentence examples for greater gulf from inspiring English sources
Nowhere is there a greater gulf between youth culture and corporate culture.
On no issue, really, is there a greater gulf between the Washington consensus and the priorities of people who vote.
How is it that the two of them, separated by an even greater gulf of years and culture, coast where we stumbled?
Health disparities are not new, but experts say the report by the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., sharply underscores a greater gulf.
These internal controls can be difficult to change and may represent a greater gulf between resistant non-participants and other categories of the spectrum that are more willing to participate.
My father and I, standing in Cob Records that morning, may have been listening to the same songs through the shop's speaker system, but there existed a far greater gulf between us than gender.
"I'm not one of those that believe there's a great big gulf between the official cultures," he said.
The whole great gulf of ocean itself?
No great gulf separates Mies's I beam from Picabia's 1922 watercolor "Culotte Tournante".
There did not exist in Scotland the great gulf between rulers and ruled that separated the Tudors and their subjects in England.
The marriage of Charles and Emma, she added, was "wonderful, passionate, affectionate, and it sustained itself across this great gulf of belief and unbelief".
