Sentence examples for supposedly vast from inspiring English sources

So far there has been little sign of complaint from Sahara's supposedly vast customer base.The answer to the Sahara riddle will take more investigation.

All, then, is frantic: both the pace at which yesterday's must-have device must be replaced by today's supposedly vast improvement, and the insane tempo at which everything is intended to be used.

Commonwealth enthusiasts generally want to have it both ways: the Commonwealth has supposedly vast potential (thus the idea of Japan joining as an associate member), which could be augmented further with a little additional funding, yet membership will always remain cheaper than the EU, and not only in terms of the UK's direct financial contribution.

Trevor Kavanagh, associate editor, the Sun: "If anyone loses his head, it must surely be 'Lord Smug' himself, the pointless chairman of the even more pointless BBC Trust.... Lord Patten's one and only role as its chairman was to deploy his supposedly vast political nous to steer the corporation through storms and tempests.

But, one can ask, in this supposedly vast civilization of post-biological intelligences, are there not at least a handful of entities that still wonder what biological organisms are like, and are curious to explore and communicate with them?

Supposedly, this vast creature has giant tentacles that can pluck you from your boat and drag you to the depths of the ocean.

Tiananmen Square, that vast, supposedly public plaza, is riddled with plainclothes policemen who check your shoes and bags.

An algorithm is no oracle, but needs rigorous study and repair if the promises made by all these vast, supposedly tech-savvy recruitment firms are to be met.

If the company only has a "filing cabinet" in that area, rather than having staff, sales and assets there, yet is supposedly generating a vast amount of profit, "that looks like a tax arrangement".

But then, this past September, Susan had transferred from the local school to the vaster, supposedly superior one in Garden City.

Nowadays, Hollywood studios are supposedly interested only in vast projects guaranteed to bring vast returns: these have to be action-packed, effects-heavy sequels and prequels of familiar material easily grasped by global audiences.