Sentence examples for that a chasm from inspiring English sources

Facing a leader board bloated with some of the world's best players, Woods gave more evidence that a chasm remains between him and everyone else.

But its members are privately clear – as is the PM – that a chasm separates their respective definitions of a satisfactory renegotiation.

Many former prisoners felt that a chasm between them and their families existed, both because of HIV stigma and their addiction problems.

In the north it included Wilno, captured by General Lucjan Żeligowski, a move that opened a chasm between Lithuania and Poland.

Ominously for English teams it was a match that suggested a chasm in class - rather than a statistical anomaly - is behind their recent absence from the latter stages of the competition.

That's a chasm of understanding I fear cannot be bridged.

In Zoroastrianism, the Evil Spirit (Angra Mainyu, later Ahriman) attempted through subservient spirits such as Evil Mind, the Lie, and Pride to deceive terrestrial man so that he would choose a destiny that was subterrestrial punishment in a chasm of fire.

"We estimate that the shortfall would expand from the current range of 45%-49%-49%a range of 60%-63 60%-63t's more of a chasm than a gap.

We're talking about a chasm that makes the Grand Canyon seem but a crack in the sidewalk.

There is a divide being created that may turn into a chasm and it is still unknown if it can be healed, if Hillary Clinton ends up the nominee.

I think there's a problem with that: that argument has created a chasm along class lines in the African-American community.