Sentence examples for countless words from inspiring English sources

Countless words have been written on the subject, almost as many opinions floated.

In 18th-century French and British literature, countless words are devoted to lusty libertines: rakes who live in the present, heedless of past and future.

Such lectures, as well as countless words of encouragement, have been common at this month's training camp, which has been populated almost entirely by young, domestic-based players.

Or we may devour our books like burrowing worms, not to benefit from the wisdom they contain but merely to stuff ourselves with countless words.

As the hole-ridden works of Harold Pinter attest, a pause can be a playwright's best friend, doing the job of countless words and gestures.

Every administration will commit countless words, trees and taxpayer-supported staff hours to issuing hundreds, if not thousands, of presidential proclamations.

These are fleeting concerns, however, for which we are more than compensated by the countless word pictures he draws.

For instance, during the 16th century, English was flooded with countless new words, many of which were equivalent in meaning to existing words.

Countless other words behave similarly: to except "healthy" is nonsensical.

An occasional stone has been thrown at it, and countless discouraging words have been uttered about it.

Countless further words will be written on this same subject before November 4 - and beyond, whether Barack Obama wins or loses.