Sentence examples for super vast from inspiring English sources

The world is super vast (and wealthy enough at this point in history) and infinite enough in music-space for niche markets, fetish objects/genres, clandestine gatherings for lovers of all shapes, big and small, plus size and petite.

"The super vast majority of wealthy Americans do not wake up every day and say, 'Let's see how we can pay less than our fair share of taxes.' They say, 'We're going to follow the law and we're going to hire some good accountants to tell us how to do it.

In 1993, Congress killed the Superconducting Super Collider, a vast particle accelerator that was to have begun collecting data by this year.

While subjected to their tests, Chloe discovers that her altercation with Brainiac has apparently caused to her to lose her meteor-related powers, but instilled two new abilities: vast super intelligence and technopathy.

Mission: To save a crumbling Gotham City from The Joker and a flood of dangerous psychiatric patients escaping from a vast super-prison.

But the dream died with the Anglophile planners who bastardised their blueprint and super-imposed a vast, sprawling suburbia for too few people on top of it.

He saw that the lasting threat of the atomic bomb was not obliteration, but stasis: a world ruled by vast super-states unable to conquer or be overthrown.

It has done it by closing local jails and opening vast super-prisons, where inmates can be warehoused like shrink-wrapped meat.

For instance, it's a totally different conversation when you talk about Europe in the context of world leaders than when you talk about Europe in terms of youth culture, or even when you talk about a European soccer culture, which is a vast super-functioning community with an incredible amount of exchange.

Stott said that efforts to make the attribution of extreme events to the effects of climate change were now a major focus of the Met Office's climate change research, which involves world-leading scientists and super-computers crunching vast quantities of past and present weather data.

John Hancock (Smith) is an alcoholic indigent with superhuman powers, including supersonic flight, invulnerability, and vast super-strength.