Sentence examples for infinite hall from inspiring English sources

"Critics hate it but people love it or critics love it and people hate it!" It's possible to interpret that MoMA quote along the lines of "the critics don't like me, but who cares as long as the people do!" That'd be fascinating, because it becomes an infinite hall of mirrors: the man obsessed with the kitsch is obsessed with being kitsch.

Is it "an infinite orchestra hall, where everyone has a kazoo solo anytime they want for 140 seconds" (@Shan19the6man6)?

Samorodnitsky, G. & Taqqu, M. S. in Stable Non-Gaussian Processs: Stochastic Models with Infinite Variance (Chapman and Hall, New York, 1994).

We are working on having a full bake shop and a permanent stir fry area at Lobdell, as well as a built-in shop with refrigeration at the sandwich cart in the Infinite Corridor". The Morss Hall dining facility in Walker Memorial will be renamed "Traditions," in an effort "to reflect the essence of Walker's continued emphasis on traditional menus and services," according to What's Cookin'.

The installation's most dramatic feature is a corridor of doorways that slices on the diagonal across the entire exhibition, like a fantastic Surrealist hall of infinite expansion.

Woods Hole Community Hall: July 12-16: "The Infinite Ache".

After Jerry accidentally steps on DJ Roomba, Tom and April arrange for the "ghost" of DJ Roomba to follow Jerry around the Pawnee town hall playing an infinite loop of music by the hip hop band The Black Eyed Peas.

The 21st century's version of the hall of mirrors is the infinite regress of embedded recording devices.

And indeed, it combines Pop and Minimalism, matter and hollowness into a hall of mirrors, full of infinite layers and intersections of sight and meaning that are discovered, and in a sense created, by walking through the piece.

Everything is focused around their [US] writers and their language, like a hall of mirrors which reflects a perpetual, infinite image of America".

These shows memorialize the occasions when Oscar nominees and other stars and their entourages face the media en route to the hall (this year the Shrine Auditorium), traversing a broad, seemingly infinite crimson walkway of frozen smiles and human oil slicks.