Sentence examples for vastly so from inspiring English sources

Underneath that surface, though, they are very different, vastly so.

Potatoes, beer and salt are very much what they were in 1900; bicycles are better, but not vastly so; cars are enormously more comfortable, reliable and faster.The chart also overstates price rises in another way.

Vastly so.

But today her relationship with her parents is vastly improved, so much so that she describes them as "two of my best friends".

It will be tough to handle – made vastly more so by being delayed, unplanned and enforced.

It turned out that Agent Provocateur was vastly overpaying, so I knew I could make more money of it.

The stars have not become dimmer; rather, the Earth has become vastly brighter, so that celestial objects are harder to see.

On July 11, Ms. Palin fired Mr. Monegan, setting off a politically charged scandal that has become vastly more so since Ms. Palin became the Republican vice-presidential nominee.

The Local Government Association is coordinating the vulnerable persons relocation scheme, but council housing waiting lists are already vastly oversubscribed so local authorities are looking elsewhere to house refugees.

And the public interest is distinctly not served when what's already the largest and most important internet service provider becomes vastly more so.

Their divergent characters and checkered reputations lend credence to Bakewell's view that "ideas are interesting, but people are vastly more so".