'There are countless more layers to this than a sum of money that is minuscule in the vastness that is Agassi Enterprises and Graf's own holdings,' said Ed Graney, who writes for the Review-Journal and knows both Agassi and Rogers.
It's when we realize just how small we are in this vastness of nature that we can truly begin to consider why we're here in the first place.
It's not so much a case of patriotic duty as it is the thrill of soaring through the sky, where "you are alone in the vastness and you are the blue".
Here it is distilled in the vastness and fearless intensity of tone.
"Other Space" is set in the vastness of the interstellar wilderness, but the show but wisely keeps the scope of its comedic ambitions well within limited -- but amusing -- parameters.
If you take that same teaspoon of salt and stir it into a lake and then take a glass of water from the lake, the salt is dissolved in the vastness of the lake and you can't taste it at all.
This is what it means to love and be loved" and "to not be alone in the vastness of the space we hurtle through".
Considering the time and effort required, it's amazing how small the patch of coverage really is, in comparison with the vastness of the Amazon.
Some might say that it was here, in the vastness and extraordinary beauty of space, that after a lifetime of confinement by technology Clarke finally rediscovered his own humanity.
When my wife, Elsa, and I, and our infant son, found refuge immediately after college in a crumbling mansion generously given over to deserving writers and artists by a humanitarian patron of the arts, Mrs. S. M. Ruff, of sainted memory, my search for time-sparing pickup work had to be conducted in the vastness of the thinly populated woodland of Ulster County, in the Catskills.
