Sentence examples for some sort of vast from inspiring English sources
There even seems to be some sort of vast undiscovered conspiracy in place to mirror the Matrix's battery human schtick.
Grainier didn't dare to sleep, feeling it all to be some sort of vast pronouncement, maybe the alarms of the end of the world".
He described Roof as "really a boy, who gives his whole life over to a belief that there is raging in our society a fight to the death between black people and white people that is being concealed and covered up by some sort of vast conspiracy".
"But my worry is that the saturation of such stories risks equating all Muslim converts with being some sort of problem when the vast majority are not".
Approximately 10 million people in the UK are believed to have some sort of phobia and the vast majority will never consider seeking treatment.
A quarter of a million people have some sort of neural implant already, the vast majority of which are cochlear implants and deep brain stimulators for Parkinson's Disease.
Since the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, war has become Australia's natural state: military personnel have, after all, engaged in some sort of armed conflict during the vast majority of that time.
Yet neither did he offer the sort of vast legislative agendas that Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George Bush and Bill Clinton all presented to the Congress and the nation in their first speeches.
The novel is an elegantly constructed psychiatric Gothic, all spires and gargoyles and ghostly echoes — the sort of vast, dread edifice we sometimes build around ourselves when the lights go out.
As I watched Heather suffer, a great tenderness suffused my body, a tenderness hard to distinguish from a sort of vast existential nausea; to wit, why are such beautiful beloved vessels made slaves to so much pain?
We have experienced the sort of vast, quantum alteration that my father describes experiencing during a life that brought him from childhood in rural India to retirement from a surgical practice in Ohio.
