Sentence examples for infinitely vast from inspiring English sources
The phrase "infinitely vast" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is extremely large or boundless in size or extent. Example: "The universe is infinitely vast, stretching beyond what we can comprehend."
I just carved this (infinitely!) vast portion out of the rest of my life and said, I'll just do whatever you nice AA people say.
The point there was that from the perspective of the infinitely vast whole, the difference between the height of the sky and earth may be insignificant.
By some perspective or standard, such as that of the infinitely vast Great One, the difference between the height of the sky and the earth or mountains and marshes may be insignificant.
So it is unreasonable to insist on the ethical standard that we must be all-inclusively concerned for all of humanity, since humanity could turn out to be infinitely vast.
They're so infinitely vast.
We are in fact limitless beings living in an infinitely vast universe.
The vast, infinitely filmed Central Park is of course unmissable, but there are other, smaller, "secret" gardens that also offer the chance to escape.
They have to be infinitely detailed and vast enough that tens of thousands of players can interact with one another at the same time.
But his video offers us a new and exciting tool to apply to what is still a vast and infinitely complicated enterprise.
But is infinite information infinitely valuable?
Regeneration projects, such as Hamburg's vast HafenCity, are infinitely better built, more sensitively designed and more cohesively planned than direct equivalents like Salford Quays or Edinburgh Harbour.
