1.   A wide cultural gulf seems to separate the new Republican lawmakers from the largely Seattle-centered arts community that has risen in defense of the endowment.

2.   She understands the enduring cultural gulf between the east and west of the country.

3.   The cultural gulf also was manifested in unexpected ways, such as forms of office recreation.

4.   The cultural gulf is wide, as well.

5.   True, but the cultural gulfs remain striking.

6.   While the popular perception may be that the major oil companies are indistinguishable from one another, the refinery issue has exposed a cultural gulf among the supermajors.