Sentence examples for use a vast array from inspiring English sources

One can use a vast array of decorative objects or plants as accessories.

It banned the leakers from Xbox Live, the online service required to use a vast array of the console's features, permanently.

China's central and local governments use a vast array of programs and human monitors to block Internet content deemed pornographic or politically harmful to the Communist Party, like Web sites discussing Tibet or the Falun Gong, the banned spiritual movement.

The company's highly skilled technicians, called finishers, use a vast array of proprietary fillers, hardeners, polishes and colours to mend surfaces that have suffered damage including scratches, dents, chips, burns or staining.

Use a vast array of odd meters to acquire that 'complex' mathcore sound.

The West is very good at talking; it has used a vast array of vocabulary to describe the situation in Syria and how appalling it is.

For example, Drs. Walsh & Chapman from the University of Illinois have estimated sea ice extent as far back as the year 1870 using a vast array of data (for example, records kept by the Danish Meteorological Institute and Norwegian Polar Institute, and reports made from ocean vessels).

FB systems have been implemented using a vast array of features.

It uses a vast array of images - and voice over narrations from the Israelis who shot the footage - or their relatives.

Instead of setting himself up as a religious authority, Kierkegaard used a vast array of textual devices to undermine his authority as an author and to place responsibility for the existential significance to be derived from his texts squarely on the reader.

Republican campaign sophistication has atrophied since Karl Rove, Ken Mehlman and other GOP operatives were the first to "micro-target" voters, using a vast array of data about the electorate.