Release Me is a fascinating showcase for the limitless range and breadth of Streisand's recording career.
If the past could be incorporated into the present, an almost limitless range of production possibilities was opened up.
Within late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century medical consciousness, the environment, especially the air, provided an almost limitless range of pestilential possibilities: so why filth?
With one play, he had hopped into a time machine, when Derek Jeter had limitless range and the Tampa Bay Rays tried in vain to catch the Yankees.
Tactically, sailing navies became victims of the wind's whim, but strategically they benefited from nearly limitless range and, compared to the frail galleys, greatly improved seakeeping.
Embryonic and larval zebrafish exhibit an almost limitless range of phenotypes, from the cellular to the organismal.
The writer has foreknowledge of what she is writing, while there is a limitless range to reader preconceptions, so the reader sets out without knowing what is important in a rambling 14-page introduction.
Gene splicing, first performed by Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer in 1973, allowed seed companies to offer a limitless range of products.
-=-=-= Gene sperformedfirst performed by Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer in 1973, allowed seed companies to offer a limitless range of products.
For a start, the "behaviour" he refers to can and does entail a limitless range of possibilities, so it's hardly a reductive summary.
