Sentence examples for such chasm from inspiring English sources

No such chasm exists in the Obama White House.

That there exist such chasms and cavities in the earth we are taught by the rivers that are swallowed up.

Postmodern artists like David Lynch have found horror within such chasms of goodness; satirists have exposed them as shallow.

Hollywood has always been very adamant about such chasms, most recently in the totally unrealistic thriller "San Andreas" (see figure 1).

Ahahahahaha!" The man who caused such a chasm in London's footballing world really does let out a belly laugh.

Yet there has long been such a chasm between Western intellectuals and their counterparts in formerly subordinate countries, an incompatibility of historical memories.

"But people are starting to talk about the gap between rich and poor as we are seeing such a chasm now.

"I think the presumption is that if you take on America frontally you aren't going to grow wealthy and strong because there's such a chasm in terms of capacity, economic and military," he says.

So for now, we can only guess why such a chasm exists between the percentage of Indigenous Australians playing the game and the number who have a genuine stake in shaping its course at administrative level.

In the 1998 Belmont Stakes, Real Quiet, trained by Bob Baffert, was collared by Victory Gallop in the grim shadow of the wire – rarely have four small inches seemed such a chasm of disappointment.

With such a chasm between the two sides, Mr Arafat is in urgent need of American-built bridges.In this section Israelis who say no to peace with Syria Palestinians on the shelf Bad neighbour, no fences Tracking Angola's oil money Booting out the better-known Libyan funny business ReprintsHe would also like a bridge to Syria.