Sentence examples for her vastness from inspiring English sources

From Tucson they travel north by train, having been refused permission to fly because Verona looks way more than six months pregnant (a running joke about her vastness and people's readiness to comment on it is the closest thing the film has to a coherent structure).

Lewis noted that the award could have gone to one of his contemporaries — Willa Cather or Theodore Dreiser or Eugene O'Neill — but he also predicted that future committees would have many talented writers to chose from among a group of young Americans that was hard at work giving the United States "a literature worthy of her vastness".

Once you absorb the vastness of her hair, her eyebrows are not without context.

Throughout her book, she reflects on the vastness of her husband's protean work: mysterious city landscapes, celebrity portraits that preserve actors and writers in their timeless youth, innovative images for fashion and advertising, and wartime aerial photographs.

The sudden sense of her own remorse had made her words waver, and she was overcome by the vastness of her insult to God.

The implications of this vastness were, well, vast.

By that time you have the definite impression that Ms. Smith, confronted with the vastness of her subject, has lost control of her material.

She spurns us out of the vastness of her love.

For Léger, the vastness of her small book is in the greatness of "Wanda" — and of Loden, for making it.

"Just incredible," said Amy Parekh, motioning at the vastness around her and the majestic backdrop of the Palisades, which seemed just a good rock-skip across the river.

What Gene loved most, as he finally admits to himself near the end of the book, was the vastness of her unknowability.