Sentence examples for countless mass from inspiring English sources

The cans are organized, singly or in stacks, according to the number of olives pictured on the label — from one to a countless mass, decreasing from left to right.

The cans are organized, singly or in stacks, according to the number of olives pictured on the label from one to a countless mass, decreasing from left to right.

When I was a researcher at Everytown for Gun Safety, I looked into whether countless mass shootings took place at sites where concealed and open carry of guns was disallowed and what I learned was that it was meaningless to even try to look at shootings through this lens.

(Insect-eaters, correspondingly, are seen as suspect, other, and possibly inhuman, an idea reinforced by countless mass-culture images, including most science fiction).

It is a big deal — to the men declaring it, to the people who love them, to the countless masses who instantly, if silently, feel a swell of pride and little less fear and worry.

A young man dipped his fingers in holy water at the door as he hurried in for a reassuring scene from countless Masses past: the vaulted apse, the twinkle of the candle-bedecked altar, the mixed aroma of incense and spring bouquets, and ultimately the priest at the altar preaching confidently of how "the spirit of the church" defies time.

But now, Mexicans abroad have reached such a critical mass -- an estimated one in nine Mexicans lives in the United States -- and have become an economic lifeline for countless people in Mexico.

We invite the countless fans of "Mass" to join us for a production that will celebrate the deeply theatrical core of Bernstein's remarkable creation.

Countless numbers have gained mass popularity on websites such as change.org and ipetition.

A closer look at clusters of white pebbles revealed a writhing mass of countless yeti crabs — a new species.

In those days before mass media, countless imitators moved in to capitalize on the success of others, using stage names blatantly designed to confuse anyone who might have vaguely recalled hearing the genuine articles praised: one flea circus impresario, Bertolotto, was followed by the opportunist Bartoletti; Munito the learned dog had to compete with two copycats, Monetto and Minetto.