Sentence examples for vast divide from inspiring English sources

To be sure, you can't pretend that a vast divide separates museum art from street art.

In the absence of empirical solutions, the government will probably straddle this vast divide as it has so many others that arise between the two cultures.

The more lyrical songs are incredibly painful to listen to, it is like hearing a song across a vast divide or chasm.

The first is that there is a latent but potentially vast divide between the grass roots and the conservative elite on the United States' most important fiscal issue — the twin entitlements of Social Security and Medicare.

What artist who survived the Thatcher years — the vast divide between the haves and the have-nots, the racism, the willful ignorance about AIDS — can take royalty, let alone politics, to heart?

If there was long a vast divide between Arab rulers and ruled, a vast contempt of the latter for the former, Hamas and Hizbullah, together, have crystallized them in the most flagrant manner.

I am not so naïve as to believe that the simple story of an American athlete seeking redemption will heal these vast divides.

"It is just a vast cultural divide," she said.

In the last 20 years, digital technology has only increased this vast generational divide.

James Carville likened the situation to the vast ideological divide he crossed when he married Mary Matalin, who had been his bitter rival during the 1992 presidential election, when she worked for President George H. W. Bush and Mr. Carville worked for Bill Clinton.

The presidential campaign has opened a vast demographic divide between the old and new Mexicos, a political fault line that runs smack through the Martinez household, tucked along a tidy suburban street in central Mexico.