Sentence examples for has become infinitely from inspiring English sources

The meal has become infinitely simpler, virtually stress-free.

And cheap fashion has become infinitely more respectable, even cool, given the current economic climate.

Meanwhile, television has become infinitely more cinematic, just as audiences have progressively become more cine-literate.

But as more details of the crimes emerge, the picture has become infinitely more complicated, and confusing.

Also this England team has become infinitely more likeable now that Chris Ashton has been rightly dropped.

Because of phrenology, we have a quasi-photographic image of an artist who has become infinitely more famous since his death.

But thanks to computing power the products have become infinitely more malleable.

He declared that finishing fourth in the Premier League had become infinitely more important and, of course, in so many ways he was right.

"I've become infinitely more confident, infinitely braver and more within myself, from being with Deb," Jackman said during a 2013 interview on "Oprah's Next Chapter.

On Sunday's episode of "Oprah's Next Chapter," Jackman said, "I've become infinitely more confident, infinitely braver and more within myself, from being with Deb".

But although his probable successor, Gordon Brown (who was all but anointed by Mr Blair), will have priorities of his own, he has no disagreement with the emphasis on security in the Queen's Speech.Security has become an infinitely elastic concept covering everything from crime to pensions and climate change.