Sentence examples for fall infinitely from inspiring English sources

While they prompt us to promote the good of others, and to condemn vice, they fall infinitely "short of the extent of true virtuous benevolence, both in…nature and object" (True Virtue, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 609).

But by the final minute, the fans had reversed course again as they watched the Knicks fall, 99-89, to an infinitely more polished and cohesive team.

But is infinite information infinitely valuable?

Though it's the most obvious of causes, it's still hard to hear that time in and time out, an infinitely talented person fell for that contract okeydoke and signed away all their residuals and profits.

As the history of every crystal is different, and they can take several hours to fall to earth, their forms are infinitely varied.

God is infinite and manifests Himself infinitely in His theophanies; the causes themselves are infinite; the created cosmos too would be infinite were it not for the Fall; finally, human nature is essentially unbounded and infinite.

Everyone has a subtly different sense of humour, it's very personal and very individual, and it's scary: falling flat with a joke is infinitely more terrifying than failing to make somebody cry when you want them to.

That second time falling back towards the water was infinitely more terrifying.

To be evangelical is to commit one's life and one's fortune and one's reputation to the view that there is a coming Kingdom that is infinitely higher than the fallen, worldly kingdom.

This continual, infinitely-increasing falling in love vertigo happens not only in the morning, but also when he wakes up from a nap, or I do.

And yet there is Someone, whose hands infinitely calm, holding up all this falling.