It seems implausible that one country could have such vastly different styles of cooking.
We English-speakers suffer from having only one usable word – love – to cover such vastly different concepts.
That the orchestra could sound this good in such vastly different pieces, played in close succession, is definitely a feather in its cap.
On the one hand, Ms. Blot said, she found it "so interesting that the designers had such vastly different perspectives on what should be done with this house".
They contend that the Internet and Las Vegas are such vastly different worlds that it is kind of like comparing apples and oranges in a slot machine.
On its face, any matchup between two nations with such vastly different military and economic resources might seem, at least to all but the most zealous of Mr. Hussein's associates, like a chronicle foretold.
Theoretical calculations show that this last failing is closely related to the "hierarchy problem," the name physicists give to the unsolved question of why all four forces have such vastly different and unexplained strengths.
The researchers suggest that by showing that El Nino events occurred under such vastly different conditions all those years ago, their work will help scientists understand more about the phenomenon today.
As an actor, Gielgud was praised to the skies by such vastly different arbiters -- from him and each other -- as Bertolt Brecht and Lee Strasberg; as a man, he was, as Alan Bennett remarked, "entirely without malice or amour-propre".
The trend in American fiction, as in the drama, continued in the 20th century toward the pathos of the victim the somehow inadequate, the sometimes insignificant figure destroyed by such vastly unequal forces that the struggle is scarcely significant.
These two acts of destruction, which played out on either side of the millennial turning point with such vastly different momentum in each case, appear to have combined into a single pair that greatly transformed our mentality.
