Sentence examples for countless groups of from inspiring English sources
He needlessly offended countless groups of people: women, Hispanics, Muslims, disabled people, mothers of crying babies, the Bush family, and George Will-style conservatives, among others.
There are countless groups of allies and virtual huddles, exchanges over policy statements and fine print, and fair amounts of banter and even emojis (Vladimir Putin is referred to by widespread use of a grey alien avatar).
First forms minute, unseen by spheric glass [microscope lenses], Move on the mud, or pierce the watery mass; These, as successive generations bloom, New powers acquire, and larger limbs assume; Whence countless groups of vegetation spring, And breathing realms of fin, and feet, and wing (IV 297 303).
Earlier this year, one of the countless groups of shitfaced young people carved "SEND NUDES" into our ancient moss-covered hills.
Outside the church walls, Lorie has had many glimpses into the lives of inmates and orphans – countless groups of needy, impoverished, hurting people from the African bush to her own community.
To begin, the new movement towards global democracy has brought, along with many other positive changes -- including heightened levels of freedom for countless groups of people -- a need for each country to celebrate those things that are "of the people," which can often be taken to mean those things that can be understood by literally every single member of a society.
Shawn Howard, a spokesman for TransCanada, also said in an email message that "countless" groups, including many of the environmental groups behind today's letter, had sought and secured an audience with State Department officials regarding the Keystone project.
The winner of the Nov. 28 general elections inherits a destroyed capital, 1.6 million homeless people and countless groups fighting over billions of dollars in international reconstruction funds pledged after a January earthquake that killed an estimated 300,000 people.
Systemic corruption and lawlessness in the aftermath of the US invasion of the country in 2003 further spread arms into the hands of countless groups that cropped up to fight American forces and, eventually, each other.
To me it was a rather miraculous thing that me and my mates had decided we wanted to do something different and – within a year – we discovered countless other groups of young performers had come to the same conclusion.
