Sentence examples for less than vast from inspiring English sources

This is not just a question of scale, which is Irish and therefore a little less than vast.

Ms. Kornish peers into the heart of the visual artist Rudy Burckhardt, who was, according to the downtown poet Bob Holman, "a filmmaker, a photographer, a writer, an actor -- what an actor!" He then dissolves into giggles, and we see clips of Burckhardt, who died in 1999, showing his, well, less than vast range as an actor.

Nothing less than the vast decaying infrastructure of all our paper-book dependent devices and systems.

That is less than its vast oil reserves promise to put into the state's coffers but a lot easier to negotiate.

In an obvious sense, it's all about lower-league football – this necessarily means that it showcases lots of not-that-good footballers playing for less-than-glamorous teams, the vast majority of whom share a penchant for muddy pitches, defensive disorganisation and two-footed, chest-high lunges the likes of which would reduce the average MMA fighter to a gasping, quivering wreck.

Brutal, despairing riots swept across the ancient working-class neighborhoods near here less than a year ago, and vast public dollars devoted to sport could appear grotesque.

My chances are less than 1%.The vast majority of climate-change scientists hold that global warming is caused by burning too many fossil fuels.

To put this in context, this is less than what the vast majority of consumers around the world pay to keep the lights on.

In properly grand fashion, Frank states the central question: "This is nothing less than the whole vast mystery of how we are going to live together" (my italics again).

But the stakes in college sports are less obviously vast than those of the derivates market this is entertainment, after all, albeit of the kind provided for free by disadvantaged teens and the scumminess of big-time sports recruiting, like the transparent mania of a housing bubble, is easy not to see if you don't want to see it.

More than one in 10 junior doctors works less than full-time, the vast majority of them women – often those returning from maternity leave.