Sentence examples for often yawning from inspiring English sources

He removed the last of Poland's troops from Iraq in 2008 and bridged the often yawning divide between Poland and Russia.

Many Russians are incensed about paying more — currently about $130 a month in Moscow, and less in other cities — while hallways, even in upscale buildings, are often yawning black tunnels, splattered with graffiti and reeking of septic odors.

Its brief is to make the union's unwieldy and outdated structures work better and to try to bridge the often yawning gap between disenchanted citizens and remote institutions, partly by explaining precisely the complex division of powers between the union and its members.

The often yawning gap between our shining ideal theories and tawdry social realities engenders serious problems when we try to envision how we might get from where we are now, mired in all sorts of injustice, to Paradise Island.

Across the country, the Army operates 25 such wounded warrior transition units for more than 3,600 soldiers, an effort to bridge the often yawning space between military lives and the civilian world most soldiers will have to inhabit once they heal.

Nothing discredits religion quite like the gap that often yawns between what believers profess and how they live.

Arms often folded, sometimes yawning, occasionally raising his eyes to the ceiling, the killer was an unwavering picture of cold indifference".

But growth can often result in yawning gaps between the incomes of most working people and those doing best in a society, which raises the question: does a highly unequal distribution of income ultimately do more to undermine growth than sustain it At some extreme that is unquestionably the case.

Chewing gum, drinking water or yawning often opens up the Eustachian tubes enough that they can drain out any fluids that are trapped inside the ear.

Yawning much?

Special effects-driven superhero films take over the multiplex each summer, raking in massive box office returns but often drawing yawns from the critics.