Anyway, I got an annoying e-mail from one of the many, almost innumerable people who are not me, complaining about this cartoon by Emily Flake: You can probably guess what the complaint was, but why guess?
The need for craft of the boat class in fisheries, pilotage, salvage, and transport resulted in almost innumerable models, each designed for superior performance in a specific task and to meet geographic and economic needs.
World War II was a turning point, producing countless images that became the source material for almost innumerable film and television dramas, and of course for the documentary outpouring on cable.
The types and varieties of instruments used in worship and religious ceremonies are almost innumerable.
A monumental edition sponsored by the Prussian Academy from 1831 to 1870 became the basis for almost innumerable critical editions of individual works.
"And are there not almost innumerable fables and fairy-tales, my opponents have built up around me!
After he bids an early goodnight to his family, he sits alone while he receives and tries to take in floods of information from almost innumerable national and international sources, much of it classified or top secret.
The FA has been through almost innumerable reviews and inquiries into its governance, with sports ministers becoming fixated on exactly how many non-executive directors the governing body should have, with disappointment expressed that they still do not have enough.
Cycling is no stranger to invention, from the steady swell of Kickstarter campaigns to the almost innumerable cycleways dreamed up to be dangled, dug and floated on various bodies of water around the world.
After all, the self-styled civilised first world is the place where almost innumerable professional idiots have whole lucrative TV shows devoted to the comings and goings of their lives.
