Sentence examples for vast category from inspiring English sources

AUCTIONS AND ANTIQUES Twentieth-century design is a vast category, embracing everything from Art Nouveau to modernism and beyond.

The first three lots belonged to the vast category of paintings that are clearly of the period suggested by their style, but defy rigorous labeling.

But you would have to dig the thing up, of course, just to read it, and I realize that little sticker falls into the vast category of information that is vital, but impossible to find; much as you know that the facts have been researched, gathered and explicitly stated, but that you just can't get to them.

Enterprise monitoring is a vast category of tools which are incorporate several use cases.

That vast category includes everything from shaving cream to perfume to hairspray.

Supply chains belong to the vast category of hybrid institutions (Ketchen and Guinipero 2004): a term indicating complex organizational forms that seek at performing tasks that neither the market nor the firm can achieve under specified conditions.

It shut out vast categories of humankind.

How could Dante incorporate Florentine lore, history and scandal into a work including classical and pagan legends, drama and allegory, vast categories of thought, making a transcendent yet personal whole?

Thus, even though we must be careful to discern the appropriate contexts in which it makes sense to speak in such vast categories, it is no more advisable to unequivocally annihilate the categories of "West" and "East" than it is to narrowly define or absolutize their respective coherences and mutual differences.

In the ensuing four years, science journalists have obsessed over the astounding possibilities and potential horrors of gene editing with CRISPR: It might be a new way to screen for and treat cancers; it might let us genetically modify our vegetables, livestock, and maybe even children, to our hearts' content; and it might eradicate vast categories of viral diseases.

But I would like to think there is a vast third category that finds our national sport of taking offence to be the last word in plonkery.