Sentence examples for Such innumerable from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Such innumerable" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to emphasize a large quantity, but "such" is not commonly paired with "innumerable" in this way. Example: "There are such innumerable stars in the sky that it is impossible to count them all."
I bobbed downstream, buoyed by the thrill of danger, awed that so simple an act as swimming could hold such innumerable threats.
"Of all the quadrupeds that have lived upon the earth, probably no other species has ever marshaled such innumerable hosts," conservationist William T. Hornaday wrote in his classic 1889 monograph The Extermination of the American Bison.
And there had been innumerable such inconsistencies before.
Formerly several such markets and innumerable door-to-door floating vendors served the daily needs of the city's residents.
I'm sure I've passed innumerable such heaps of roadside debris without ever actually seeing them.
Rather, it's the way a smoking habit is constituted by innumerable such little incidents, strung together along a lifeline, that makes the whole schmozzle so irresistible to the novelist.
Apart from the innumerable such masterstrokes, all of which support the frequent contention that Mr. Cunningham is the greatest of living choreographers, the Beacon Event on Saturday was also a constant display of the stylistic particularities of Cunningham dancing.
It was one of innumerable such occasions of derring-do that marked Humboldt's life.
The result of such efforts, and innumerable others like them, has been a decisive verdict in the court of public opinion.
Such a case raises innumerable questions about our society.
Biographies and memoirs answer such questions, light up innumerable such houses; they show us people going about their daily affairs, toiling, failing, succeeding, eating, hating, loving, until they die.
