Sentence examples for infinite by from inspiring English sources

Sunday's offering is "The Nostalgia of the Infinite" by Thomas Osborne.

In this lesson, students explore the infinite by researching and discussing some of the greatest uses — and misuses — of this mysterious, rich and important mathematical concept.

There's no need: she has us the minute we see those wide-set eyes and those long legs, running hither and yon, beating out time on a small stage that's made infinite by her charm and exertions.

The ambition of the faiths – once they have finished warring with us and each other – is, remember, infinite by definition: and even one mile in the direction of any of their various paradises-on-earth would be a hell for all but those running the journey.

There's no need: she has us the minute we see those wide-set eyes and those long legs, running hither and yon, beating out time on a small stage that's made infinite by her charm and exertions, by what she feeds on and we're happy to give: our undivided attention.

We knew there was no escaping human nature: my grandmother taught me that: my own pitiless nature taught me that: but we exist inside an order, I thought, of which history is the mere shadow — "The Infinite," by Charles Simic (February 6th) The infinite yawns and keeps yawning.

"An Infinite Ache," by David Schulner, produced by Penguin Repertory Company at the Bobbi Lewis Barn Theater, 7 Crickettown Road, Stony Point.

One of Swartz's favourite novels was Infinite Jest by the author David Foster Wallace, who committed suicide by hanging in 2008, and he had previously discussed suicide with Resnick.

If the Christian God does exist, the agnostic gains eternal life by believing in him and loses an infinite good by not believing.

You sleep by day, and you shuffle towards that infinite horizon by night.

The volume is terminated by an anisotropic perfectly matched layer region that simulates an infinite domain by absorbing outgoing waves.