Sentence examples for feels finite from inspiring English sources

I have never quite internalized the notion that space, which feels finite, is actually infinite.

Who wants to feel finite?

Now I know that were I born in the predicted future, space would feel finite.

And when the sun starts to set, light begins to feel finite.

But darkness, without the galactic punctuations of the night sky – without stars and planets and moons – feels more finite than infinite.

And life, which feels infinite, is finite.

Real game play footage feels like an extremely finite resource at these events.

MH Just as there are a limited number of chord progressions, it often feels like passable band names might also turn out to be a finite natural resource.

"There's a finite number of Broadway ticket buyers, and there's what feels like a huge number of Broadway shows," said Garry McQuinn, another lead producer on "Priscilla".

To me, I feel it has a finite length of time that you can tell that story.

When his footage became finite, we felt the urgency to preserve it and create something bigger to honor both my grandfather and Uncle Andy's legacies.