Sentence examples for more vastly from inspiring English sources

Thus, religions which could hardly differ more vastly in their understanding of the nature of divinity, reality, and causality may nonetheless converge at the level of popular piety.

As I studied his drawing on eBay, a tiny, charming sketch of a woman in a long dress, her lowered gaze hinting at her hidden interior life as she walks up some steps, I wondered why every artist in the world is either vastly underrated or even more vastly overrated.

I have written about the town now in a number of novels and stories, but it is strange and interesting when I drive through the streets I have described, or walk along them these days, that they seem more vastly real than any story could make them.

While a few of GM's 29 North American factories are working overtime, many more are vastly underutilized.

Forty-five million US citizens lack any health insurance and millions more are vastly under-insured.

In the last 40 years, the world has become vastly more complex, vastly more populous and vastly more intedependent.

Short-wavelength-emitting laser diodes could store vastly more information more compactly.

Although he was only a few years older than me, he seemed to me vastly more experienced, vastly more complex than I was.

His universe was vastly more mysterious and vastly more supported by verifiable evidence than the universe described within Catholic theology.

Judging from the last three, seems like it's time to get rid of the Electoral College, which makes some voters vastly more important (and vastly more likely to go to the polls) than others.

Bill Richardson is vastly more accomplished with a much more impressive and deep resume.