Sentence examples for infinite reserves from inspiring English sources

Mugabe, the Machiavelli of Africa with infinite reserves of guile, has always cleverly played one heir apparent off against another.

It was ghost-written by Austin Collings, who, one suspects, is possessed of infinite reserves of patience and doggedness.

It has to be someone who shares your fundamental values and your loftiest dreams, and has infinite reserves of patience, kindness, humour and passion.

"So much for Minerva," Rebecca thinks, and in that stoical shrug you catch the patented Tyler tone — with its seemingly infinite reserves of patient good humor — and inch close to Rebecca's predicament: what chance is there that people's lives will work out as planned when their Christian names won't obey orders?

Like a lot of ecological treasures, Caddo has been rather routinely abused, first by that steamboat traffic in the 19th century, then again, beginning in 1910, when prospectors built the country's first "over-water" oil rigs to tap what was hoped to be infinite reserves in East Texas.

Ichi, played by Nao Omori, is a tall, lumbering man whose baby face disguises an infinite reserve of violence, the product of an unhappy childhood.

A nearly infinite reserve of energy propels the characters in Balzac's novels.

A new window to the infinite reserve of such minerals and more will do humanity much good in terms of abundance and prosperity.

One oft-unheralded fixture of the MasterChef universe is narrator India Fisher, who for years has managed to benignly nudge the action along with near-infinite reserves of patience.

Reserving infinite search-and-listen capabilities for premium customers ensures people don't get the milk if they don't buy the cow.

She holds this congenital awkwardness responsible for everything from our "obsession with privacy" to our celebrated courtesy, famous reserve and infinite capacity for embarrassment.