Sentence examples for vast panoply from inspiring English sources

The vast panoply of annihilation-technology is incredible.

Yet just £3bn was paid in IHT, as the rich used the vast panoply of reliefs to dodge paying.

He's for the vast panoply of pre-K and after-school programs that most of us are for.

The hugely successful BBC Asian Network covers a vast panoply of issues and music genres and reaches 405,000 people nationwide each week.

The revelation of these hidden allusions provides Julius with the opportunity to present a vast panoply of information concerning the history, methodology and phenomenology of anti-Semitism.

Amid the vast panoply of bistros and brasseries that spreads across Manhattan, the Samovar, on 52nd Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue, stands out as an inviting, unwieldy and thoroughly singular social club.

Behind Pynchon's vast fictional panoply, behind the excess knowledge relentlessly peddled, you see something less than godlike: a set of urban liberal whines, about Rudy Giuliani's mayoralty, "yups" (yuppies) colonising Manhattan, and the Disneyfication of Times Square; along with political thinking that, at best, occupies "the woowoo end of the spectrum" and at worst seems downright adolescent.

That sense of history relived suffused the idiosyncratic, Tolkien-esque opening of the London Games Friday with a vast and sometimes edgy panoply of British history from bucolic feudalism to a modernity defined by rap music and social networking (surely rather less than might be claimed by a land that likes to think of itself as punching above its weight in so many other ways).

The entire dazzling panoply of his artistry comes off as a vast performance on the stage of life to woo Minter; romantic obsession has rarely been filmed with such self-perpetuating ingenuity.

"If the panoply of opportunity depicted in porn seems exaggerated, the possibilities are no less vast outside the internet," she writes.

A panoply of stars.