1
There never were, probably, legal proceedings in which from first to last law and justice were more widely asunder.
2
Three are but slightly separated-theYssel, Waal, and ancient Rhine, while the Scheldt and, Meuse are spread more widely asunder.
3
Do they start from the same impulse, and if so why do they, as they develop, fall so widely asunder?
4
With points of view so widely asunder, it is impossible that Religion and Science should accord in their representation of things.
5
They are as widely asunder, in all that constitutes guilt, as the poles of the earth, and should be dealt with accordingly.
6
In the foregoing chapters I have passed in review the hero-myths of five nations widely asunder in location, in culture and in language.
7
There were lofty and spreading trees, standing widely asunder, and supporting a thick canopy of leaves, above a surface of rich, tall grass.