Sentences with phrase «unbridgeable chasm»
The phrase "unbridgeable chasm" means that there is a huge and impossible gap or divide between two things or ideas that cannot be reconciled or overcome. It suggests that there is no way to bridge or connect the differences between them. Full definition
But for proof of the seemingly unbridgeable chasm between quality and the Academy Awards, try this: Alfred Hitchcock never got his mitts on a best director prize.
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It appears when a seemingly unbridgeable chasm arises between the True or the Real and the immediately Given, and it culminates in a coincidentia oppositorum, a final coming together of those opposites whose initial opposition or contradiction occasioned its own creation.
The slightly later doctrine of the «separation of Church and State» created an almost unbridgeable chasm between the laws of God and those of men.
A wounded and hopeful take on generation gaps and the wider, nearly unbridgeable chasms created by neurological disaster.
In these traditions there exists no unbridgeable chasm between the saved and the damned.
There is an unbridgeable chasm between the official ideology and the reality of the market economy.
An unbridgeable chasm seems to open up between the interiority of original affirmation and the exteriority of acts and of existence which would claim to give testimony of the absolute.
As America has suffered through mass shooting after mass shooting, it often seems there is an unbridgeable chasm between activists calling for reforms and gun rights purists who have worked to redefine the meaning of the Second Amendment through the courts and exercise outsize influence on legislatures.
Claire Danes rose heroically to the watershed moment when she gazed back at her past life across an unbridgeable chasm, and it all suddenly collapsed on top of her.