Sentence examples for vast sense from inspiring English sources

At 52 years old, Hughes has a vast sense of perspective.

"Such a tiny pronoun, such a vast sense of isolation," he writes.

Not in the gym-fit sense, but in the genetically vast sense, and all wearing sensible shoes.

Like Ptolemaic astronomy, it was wedded too much to ideal abstractions, and could not mesh with the real world without a vast sense of strain.

It was wedded too much to ideal abstractions, and could not mesh with the real world without a vast sense of strain.

But as a testament to the elasticity of his hubris, Billy Beane Envy hasn't been the least bit suppressing to his vast sense of self.

It conjured out of its small hat a vast and touching sense of the humane.

According to a recent estimate from Analysys, a telecoms consultancy, global revenues from location-based services will reach $18 billion by 2006 a figure that is regarded as conservative by many in the industry.Mr Townsend notes that cities are, in a sense, vast information storage and retrieval systems, in which different districts and neighbourhoods are organised by activity or social group.

The medical community requires computational tools that distinguish missense genetic differences having phenotypic impact within the vast number of sense mutations that do not.

TWO years ago a flock of wealthy hedge funds and private-equity firms converged on Hong Kong and Singapore, sensing vast opportunities in Asia.

It can be readily expanded to a vast number of sensing schemes with chemosensitive materials, e.g., plasticized polymeric films containing immobilized indicator dyes or chromoionophores.