Sentence examples for of a chasm from inspiring English sources

Or put another way, a university-wide gap - more of a chasm really - of over £70 million a year that Oxford has to plug".

"There's a bit of a chasm in the group.

Yet in some ways they always seem to be on opposite sides of a chasm, staring in perplexity at the view.

In the 1950s, people may have thought they were marrying for love, but the gender divide was more of a chasm.

But this is not, in fact, a case of a chasm between those branded the chattering classes by their detractors, and the wider population.

"We estimate that the shortfall would expand from the current range of 45%-49%-49%a range of 60%-63 60%-63t's more of a chasm than a gap.

Was Starnone referring, as he implied, to a chasm of subject matter and style between Ferrante's work and his?

On a high plateau wandered by burros and jack rabbits an hour's drive southwest of Las Vegas, a chasm hewn from volcanic rock sits at the center of an international policy debate.

The mystery is ingeniously sustained until the final reel, when Mr. De Palma pushes suspension of disbelief a chasm too far.

They qualified in first place ahead of Denmark by a chasm of almost exactly four seconds.

And that is exactly what appears to be happening in the United States, where a narrow elite is peeling off from the rest of society by a chasm of wealth, power and experience.