Sentence examples for vast enough to from inspiring English sources

The Mediterranean is vast enough to have once seemed infinite.

Thomas Wolfe said the station was "vast enough to hold the sound of time".

"A movement vast enough to scare or hearten the weak-kneed".

Quotes Thomas Wolfe in "You Can't Go Home Again": "Few buildings are vast enough to hold the sound of time..."....

What the Easterner does not understand, he says, is that Alaska is vast enough to handle even decades of development.

And, of course, as troubled as the region is, it's still vast enough to harbor the kind of natural beauty that drew me and countless others to it.

Resort areas in the East usually do not have deep enough snow or vast enough terrain to support Sno-Cat skiing.

The money generated by the SSRIs in particular is vast, easily enough to warp the dynamics and the ethics of an entire profession, and indeed I would agree with Davies that it has in fact done just this.

While the magnitude of our ignorance is vast, enough is known to realise that the ocean governs the way the world functions, drives climate and weather, generates more than half of the oxygen in the atmosphere, shapes planetary chemistry, stabilises temperature, and otherwise makes Earth hospitable for humankind and life as we know it.

Though the fluctuation is not vast, it is enough to make a difference from peak to trough.

On either side are two rows of verandas surrounding a vast courtyard large enough to hold 10,000 people.