Sentence examples for countless posts from inspiring English sources

"We are seeing countless posts on Instagram, Snapchat, that's incomparable to any other campaign," Vargas said.

After countless posts over the years and two successful books about the N.B.A., the site will publish its final post Monday.

Countless posts on the Internet and sent via e-mail have carried inaccurate news stories and columns, let alone purposeful hoaxes.

Granted, Robin Williams was internationally popular and well-loved, but there were countless posts about him that day, from abundant media sources and beyond.

The extravagant wardrobes of the stars — a clash of piped blazers, tiny kilts, dueling plaids and festoons of jewelry — have inspired countless posts on fan Web sites, and magazine features about the female leads.

I don't see how you can claim to respect your readers and allow their well-considered thoughts to live side by side with comments from people who write countless posts every day to satisfy a perverse craving for causing conflict among humans.

The Campaign Finance Board has affixed countless Post-it notes with instructions on the walls of its temporary offices at 250 Broadway, home to the New York City Housing Authority.

Still, Obama's actual political biography is more partisan and ruthless than the version he has told over the years in countless "post-partisan" speeches and in "The Audacity of Hope".

Afterwards, Jeter, whose artistry during his long career also included giving countless post-game interviews that were narrow and revealed little, provided viewers with insight into the night, the year and his career.

While their peers played as hard and as fast as their testosterone allowed, the all-female Slits took the expansive pulse of reggae and laced it with amateurish singing and guitar-playing (less strumming, more scraping), paving the way for countless post-punk bands to follow.

Where their peers played as hard and as fast as their testosterone allowed, the all-female Slits took the trippy pulse of dub and reggae and infused it with amateurish takes on singing and guitar-playing (less strumming, more scraping), paving the way for countless post-punk bands.