Sentence examples for much more vast from inspiring English sources

"The range of human response was so much more vast and varied than I had imagined," he said, adding, "My writing was liberated once I abandoned acting".

Searches for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have used the same technology, albeit in a much more vast search area, without success.

(That which is not manifest is much more vast than that which is manifest. The invisible is greater than the visible. So it is also for language…. Only because language casts a shadow both much vaster than itself, and inaccessible, does the spoken word hold and renew such magic).

Whereas if you go back to the Shangri-La's or anything else Phil Spector produced, the density of sound, the scope of what he was doing, was so much more vast.' As befits an outfit so thoroughly in thrall to the girl group era, the Pipettes even have their own Svengali figure.

But if one is conscious of the warning signs of such a disease - if one seeks to prevent such illness rather than intervene once it is fully spread - the options before him will be much more vast and amenable.

There are loads of puzzle-solving activities throughout the game, and much more relevant, a vast Create mode, which challenges players to develop their own intricate puzzles for other people to solve.

GIVEN the passage this week of Medicare legislation, which would privatize much more of this vast program than anyone expected, you might think there would be plenty of evidence that such a shift would reduce the growth of health care costs over time.

And though the ancient city is certainly worthy of your time, there is much more to this vast country than a litter-ridden Inca Trail.

In case of disordered proteins this interaction network is much more complex and vast compared to that of the ordered/globular proteins [24].

They are cut off from the rest of humankind by much more than just the vast distances between them.

As long as America was rural and untraversed by railroads, the killing did not seem to do much more than dent the vast pigeon population.