Fathomless, numberless: each physical experience puts one in mind of time and tide, of infinite numbers of units, husks, people.
And the organic phosphates may interact with various drugs, with food additives, and with who can say how many more of the infinite numbers of man-made substances that now pervade our world?
For a long period in middle age, she painstakingly stitched together apparently infinite numbers of "soft-sculpted" penises, which, her autobiography suggests, she found perverse solace in lying down among.
American communications matter less, but as with Al Qaeda, actions always provide the clearest and most effective signals, particularly in a media era characterized by nearly infinite numbers of channels.
Generally speaking, Western writing, or printing, is accomplished by the use of a relatively small number of individual letters capable of being grouped in almost infinite numbers of meaningful permutations.
Quoting Beckett's 1945 realization that his artistic path would henceforth be "in impoverishment, in lack of knowledge and in taking away, in subtracting rather than in adding," Mr. Toibin is eloquent on Beckett's view of "consciousness as a form of comedy close to tragedy and logic as a crime, its perpetrators to be punished by offering them infinite numbers of absurd logical conclusions".
"In fact, there are an infinite number of realities".
"On the Internet, there's an infinite number of channels.
But there could be an infinite number of parallel universes.
Eventually, one hole will have an infinite number of pigeons.
For example, an infinite number of numbers are even, but an infinite number of numbers are not even, because they are odd.
