Sentence examples for vast yet from inspiring English sources

In "On the Origin of Species," Darwin posited that "during these vast, yet quite unknown, periods of time, the world swarmed with living creatures".

The music sounds vast, yet interior, as if its ideal venue weren't an arena or a festival field, but an expanding head.

Peering into an atmosphere heavy with portent, the viewer knows something significant is going to happen, but doesn't know where in Pakula's vast, yet often virtually empty canvases.

Since I moved in, we've gotten a sweet tattoo shop, a strangely vast yet unappealing deli/coffee shop and a couple of new, fancy bodegas that seem to cater to the $5-a-stick-of-organic-butter 5-a-stick-of-organic-butter 5-a-stick-of-organic-butter 5-a-stick-of-organic-butter 5-a-stick-of-organic-butter 5-a-stick-of-organic-butter crowd

A raucous, yet joyous affair, I suggest you spend the rest of your time in London digging around the city's vast (yet shrinking) array of wonderful record stores, for a copy of it on vinyl.

But most haunting of all is the face of Hadrian's male lover, Antinous, sculpted on statues of gods and heroes - through which the emperor mourned his companion - including a vast, yet achingly erotic head of a Bacchic divinity.

Yet even its high-tech features face long odds in locating the missing jet, given the vast area yet to be searched.

Herbert Muschamp, the other creative thinkers who participated in the project and The Times itself have done a tremendous service by positing such a vast -- yet utterly imaginable -- reinterpretation of Lower Manhattan (Sept . 8.

If there is another city map so vast and yet so minutely accurate, the creators of the NYCMap, which cost $5 million to produce, do not know about it.

Plenty more young Chinese, eager for new opportunities, are set to make their way to vast cities yet to be built, on roads and railways that are still twinkles in the eyes of central planners.

Here, we review the vast, but yet unexplored, world of neurotoxins from invertebrates used as probes in pharmacological screening for novel and less toxic antiepileptics.