Sentence examples for vast vacuum from inspiring English sources

Alas, the vast vacuum cleaners involved in this process gobble up every cockle in their path, however small, with the result that stocks deplete too rapidly.

After America failed to get the backing of Europe over Syria and Barack Obama's policy of "no boots on the ground" began to seem like a good Samaritan permanently looking the other way, Libya has, for instance, become a vast vacuum that terrorist organisations such as Islamic State have been tragically and murderously quick to fill.

I wonder if the vast vacuum of space makes Amy Winehouse less annoying?

However, we all suffer from a vast spiritual vacuum - I use the word "spiritual" with a small "s" here - spiritual/ emotional vacuum in our society.

The kidnappings have highlighted the vast security vacuum that has spread across Sinai, the strategically important peninsula that borders both Israel and the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, since the revolution that ousted President Hosni Mubarak in February 2011.

For deep thinkers, academics and ardent internet quackers, any discourse on "identity" can vacuum up vast hours of precious life.

To travel the vast reaches of the vacuum, the citizens of Citadel Space use Mass Relays.

Neoliberalism filled the vacuum, creating vast wealth for some people, but at the expense of the ideal of equality that had emerged from World War II.

"Inferno," the book, is the fourth of Brown's novels featuring Robert Langdon, a professor of "symbology" (an imaginary discipline) and a general charisma vacuum who solves vast historical conspiracies by declaiming his way through the art and history of Western Europe.

Working out why vacuum energy is not so vast has been a problem for physics ever since.Cliff Burgess, from Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario, and the author of a handful of the 5,000 papers Dr Perlmutter has dug up, thinks he has a solution; the vacuum energy is vast, but it is almost all hidden away in extra spatial dimensions.

The country descended into mayhem after a military coup in March created a power vacuum that enabled Islamist extremists to occupy vast stretches of territory, including the ancient city of Timbuktu.