Sentence examples for that are vast from inspiring English sources

The British artist Richard Wright was commissioned to design ceilings on either side of Rembrandt's "Night Watch" that are vast networks of black stars.

Unlike traditional, narrowly tailored search warrants, those granted by the intelligence court often allow searches through records and data that are vast in scope.

The piece seizes on a theme Mr. Kline sees in Mr. Sante's work: the fear of losing one's place in a city and a world that are vast and predatory.

As in his earlier books, The Idea of North and Distance and Memory, and his meticulously put-together collection of baroque-styled poems The Palace of Oblivion, Davidson takes us to places that are vast and lovely as well as somehow underlit and shadowy, where a kind of emptiness and uncertainty prevails.

But it is also the implications that are vast.

He now has the challenge of continuing Ferguson's successes, which include 13 Premier League titles and two European Cups, as United defend the English title they clinched on 22 April, and is expected to have transfer resources that are vast compared to those he enjoyed at Everton.

Imagine a poetry that is vast, instantaneous, horizontal, globally distributed, paper thin, and, ultimately, disposable.

The images chosen by curators Jeroen de Vries and Susan Meiselas describe a spectrum that is vast in aesthetics and geography.

Many people said they feared that their family members might be swallowed up by a penal system that is vast and notoriously opaque.

It is a field that is vast and diverse.

It brings business to local proprietors and good vibes to attendees by creating an event that is vast, yet intimate.