Sentence examples for think vastly from inspiring English sources

If they think vastly outside the box -- as New England Patriots Coach Bill Belichick did last year when he elected to go for it while ahead by 6 on fourth-and-2 at his 28-yard line to keep the ball out of Peyton Manning's hands -- they will be heavily scrutinized.

For months, Mr. Zapatero called the crisis "a slowdown," a term many Spaniards thought vastly underestimated its scope.

But it was a cost I think he vastly underestimated.

The announcement of the partnership comes as the wireless data business is growing, but one that wireless providers think has vastly more potential.

"Tom and I ran into a little snag back in 1972 that in the light of my much advanced wisdom today, I think was vastly exaggerated," McGovern said at an event with Eagleton in 2005.

One Direction's "hiatus" in 2016 will inevitably be traumatic for their fans, but manna from heaven for those who enjoy sneering at lachrymose teenagers for possessing a taste in music they think is vastly inferior to their own.

But his first film - Bus Riley's Back in Town in 1965, directed by Harvey Hart - is, I think, a vastly underappreciated masterpiece.

One interviewer, John Walsh, thought Phillips "vastly solipsistic", putting "large historical concerns at the service of his personal obsessions".

Soon after, she won the Booker prize for Hotel du Lac in 1984 (I read that too, and thought it vastly inferior, after which I gave her up for a little while).

Indeed, the contribution of CNVs and other structural variants to intraspecific polymorphism is now thought to vastly exceed that of SNPs [ 5].

We think people are vastly underestimating the cyclicality of the sector.