Sentence examples for boundless good from inspiring English sources

Her boundless good humor, compassion and strength were inspiring to all those whose lives she touched.

Because even though the topic was overwhelmingly McIlroy's Titanic-like final round a year ago, he handled a news conference on Tuesday with boundless good humor, writes Robert Lusetich on Foxsports.com.com

This brand of shape-shifting is as easy as pie for Carrey, and I like the idea of all that elasticated verve and boundless good will being turned to nefarious ends.

In its boundless good will, good humor and generosity -- qualities in abundance in Bhuj, along with the sorrow -- India again this week defied the cynical adage that countries get the governments they deserve.

The most hyped, of course, is Rosie O'Donnell's recent adventure in "Seussical," in which this television talk show host's boundless good will and rampant ad libbing translated into big sales.

The blue one is the good one and it contains boundless good energy.

Theatre is conducted in an atmosphere of near-boundless good faith, so that even when a show desperately tries to be edgy, audiences can experience it safe in the knowledge that it's being edgy for the best of all possible motives.

Those of us who worked closely with Gary, primarily at our offices in New York and London, knew him as a remarkably gifted lawyer, a man of boundless energy, good humor, and impeccable integrity, a patient and generous mentor, and always a warm and responsive friend.

We are all awed and inspired by her joie de vivre, her boundless energy, and her passion for good friends, good books, good bridge, and good times.

Boris may be a little too naïve about America for such a wise child, and his constant patter is sometimes reminiscent of Boris Badenov ("Must find moose und squirrel!"), but his jittery good humor, boundless energy and flash charm are impossible for Theo — and us — to resist.

A performer of boundless confidence, charm and good humor but with a less-than-photographic musical memory singing karaoke without a teleprompter: that would describe Gregory Charles, the 43-year-old Canadian singer and pianist who gave two shows at the Café Carlyle on Saturday.