Sentence examples for countless carefully from inspiring English sources

There will always be, you know, countless carefully carved epigrams, strung on the silvered threads of old situations.

WASHINGTON — Last Thursday, the night before he left the White House, Tommy Vietor issued the last of countless carefully worded statements about a foreign-policy flare-up, this one deploring an inflammatory remark about Zionism made by Turkey's prime minister.

Sure, it can be infuriating to read scathingly hostile comments written by troubled individuals who clearly didn't take the time to read the post you spent countless hours carefully writing (not that that has ever happened to me), but isn't one of the things that makes the internet so darn special its unwavering reminder that free speech includes speech we don't appreciate?

The show's astounding attention to subtlety and detail encourages what might be called deep connoisseurship, a savoring of photographs as crafted objects, artistic statements and social documents, capable of releasing countless reverberations when carefully juxtaposed.

While we do find Kanye memes mildly amusing (especially this one of Kanye looking at himself, which was submitted countless times), we carefully selected the deserving victors based on how personal and original the submissions of the contestants were. .

Children are a marketer's dream during Christmas season, and they are at the receiving end of countless multimedia messages and carefully crafted advertising campaigns designed to manipulate and direct their desires towards particular brands and products with which to fill their letters to Santa.

This is why Simon Schama calls him an "everyman": in his face, so carefully detailed, we see "countless other personae".

To discover the tails, astronomers had to carefully filter out the countless stars and background galaxies in the field of view that did not match the expected colors and brightnesses of globular cluster members.

Countless nonviolence successes would be studied carefully as would failures.

The ghost of her mother is joined by the countless ghosts of the newly dead, and the carefully concealed wounds of the past rise up to blur with the torments of the present.

AS if part of a carefully choreographed dance, at strict intervals, countless New Yorkers run from their homes and move their cars from the right side of the street to the left and from the left to the right.