But now, thanks to the internet, our American cousins have a better idea of the true psychological terrors that visit us every day: the overbearing politeness, the self-sacrificing propriety and the innumerable instances in which we feel obliged to say sorry.
Social life offers innumerable instances in which trust decisions involve multiple agents.
Long before the final humiliation of death, she notes in poem after poem, there are innumerable instances of minor everyday shame: "this is the problem of the body," she writes, "not that it is mortal/ but that it is mortifying".
Even in the academic world, there have been innumerable instances of accepted facts being exposed over time as ridiculous.
Even before the "war on terror" was launched in 2001, the U.S. had already "employed its military in other countries over seventy times since 1945, not counting innumerable instances of counterinsurgency operations by the C.I.A".
It's one of the novel's innumerable instances of east-west imbrication and exchange.
Innumerable instances of dirt and scratches have been removed, intertitles have been reconstructed and jittering images have been stabilized.
Battletoads for the NES was (and remains) notoriously frustrating and responsible for innumerable instances of pad-smashing fury.
Battletoads for the NES was (and remains) notoriously frustrating, responsible for innumerable instances of pad-smashing fury.
Until recently, biologists had thought that different genes drove each instance of echolocation and that the relevant proteins could change in innumerable ways to take on new functions.
