Sentence examples for vastness of its from inspiring English sources

For a company that made its name by promoting the vastness of its product selection, it's not a great start.

In ordering the vastness of its reach and archive, it has been led not by social responsibility or balance or fairness but by profit.

In a later work, Flick and coauthor John Jacob Anderson claim "New York is well called the Empire State ... not only because of the vastness of its resources, but because it so conspicuously illustrates the imperial power of law-abiding liberty among the people".

The splendor of the library is not only the vastness of its collection but also the immediacy of it.

Every blink, from vast cornfields to frozen planets, has the aim of making the audience sit agape, popcorn falling between buttery fingers, and yet it hesitates when it comes to the real sublime: not just the vastness of its vistas but the "boundlessness" Kant says makes the rational mind squirm.

Because of the vastness of its archives, the Smithsonian is a popular resource for researchers, authors and filmmakers.

The vastness of space, its smattering of galaxies and stars, its planets and the conscious life that inhabits at least one such orb all came from this giant fireball.

We are sort of overwhelmed by the vastness of it.

American fiction fascinates because of the country it seeks to depict: its vastness, its extremes of landscape and temperatures, its hundreds of races, its gulfs between wealth and poverty.

The vastness of Texas and its contrasts in terrain originally posed great difficulties for transportation, yet they also greatly stimulated its development.

Sight gave us irrefutable proof of the vastness of the universe, its chaotic, balletic physics.