Sentence examples for suitably vast from inspiring English sources
His investigations have been suitably vast.
Even their gardeners included Richard Spruce, who discovered the suitably vast, eponymous tree.
As players progress through the game's 15-story levels, they also open up areas in the game's huge hub map – a vast, suitably dark Lego version of Gotham City.
And, though Williams' grandson has branded the performance as lacking the original "soul or moan", it's likely the vast majority will be suitably impressed by Hiddleston's take on the figure.
When he returned to Riyadh, Vicari revealed his suitably flattering concept to his patrons: he would make 60 vast paintings that would tell a vivid story of the rise to power of the House of Saud, called "The Triumph of the Bedouin".
The military was suitably impressed with the revolver (it was seen as a vast improvement over the Enfield revolvers then in service, which American designed Owen extraction system did not prove particularly satisfactory in service), and it was adopted on 8 November 1887 as the "Pistol, Webley, Mk I".
With admirable concision and clarity, Garland whisks Caleb to the vast estate of his CEO Nathan Oscar Isaacc), Norwegian landscapes providing a suitably anonymous "remote" backdrop for the boss's imposingly modernist hideaway.
Dasha's ideal artist for the Garage, she says, is Richard Serra, suitably safe and monumental, but the gallery's floors aren't strong enough to support his vast steel structures.
The field is vast, but here are 10 from the 1920s to the present that talk that talk in a suitably righteous fashion.
Hales was suitably inspired.
