Sentence examples for not particularly vast from inspiring English sources
What stands out about this strike, however, is that the differences between the two sides were not particularly vast, which means that this strike was unnecessary.
Square metres in Holborn are expensive, and the planners have done all they can to squeeze 174 rooms into the five storeys of a not-particularly-vast former BT office block.
*That there was no suicide note is not particularly meaningful, since the vast majority of people who commit suicide do not leave notes.
That was not particularly onerous since the vast majority of Britons and other Europeans already have machine-readable passports containing personal data accessible to immigration officers with scanning equipment.
But the vast majority do not, particularly in the US where fracking is most advanced, because it costs money and they face no penalty for the leaks.
In this reality, a vast majority of citizens are not particularly angry, nor are they any angrier than they have been in the past.
If not exactly new, the Pascoal-Neto suite did manage to cross a particularly vast divide.
The vast majority of women have moderate physical symptoms during menopause that are not particularly unsettling.
If not particularly lighter.
Not particularly, she said.
