Sentence examples for unusually vast from inspiring English sources

The pool is of an unusually vast size because when it was built the architects measured it out in feet but the contractors built it in meters.

An unusually vast and, according to Boia, naïve project was sketched by the Bessarabian-born Nour, who claimed that, even if granted a military victory, Austria-Hungary would still crumble into "developed nations".

It feels spacious and quiet, and the sky seems unusually open and vast, without a high-rise in sight.

Although the candidates' negative ratings are unusually high, the vast majority (76 percent) like one and dislike the other.

As Kim Jong-il writes: "The magnificence of grand monuments is expressed, first of all, through unusually large size and vast numerical quantity".

Scientists suspect this year's unseasonably high temperatures are playing a role, along with "the blob" — a vast pool of unusually warm water that blossomed in the northeastern Pacific late last year.

The skies over Portugal and Spain took on an unusually yellow hue as a vast plume of sand and dust was blown northward over the Iberian peninsula from the Sahara desert by the "calima", a warm south-easterly wind common in North Africa in winter.

The avian enteric nervous system (ENS) consists of a vast number of unusually small ganglia compared to other peripheral ganglia.

The main worry about the Zika virus is its potential link to microcephaly, a condition that causes babies to be born with unusually small heads and, in the vast majority of cases, damaged brains.

We recognize him as a kindred soul in his contradictions -- and though his life was lived on a vast scale, he was unusually truthful, and in his songs much more explicit than we dare to be.

"The Dream of the Celt," felicitously and faithfully translated by Edith Grossman, feels anomalous when contrasted with the rest of Vargas Llosa's vast, pliable oeuvre; it's unusually straightforward and information-packed.