Sentence examples for infinitely about from inspiring English sources

Left in the dark by Apple's highly secretive R&D team, we can speculate near infinitely about a game-changing VR or AR device or heck even a self-driving car.

There is something infinitely touching about watching Miranda and Prospero's murmured conversation from just a foot away, and hearing Shakespeare being spoken not declaimed.

And as is well-known and infinitely gossiped about, the Berliners are in more than a soupçon of a pickle with this appointment, which may take several rounds of voting to resolve before the eventual candidate has the backing of a mandate-giving majority.

Today, I know infinitely more about the film than I do about polynomials.

But it is Miller's production, part Noel Coward, part Marx Brothers, part Busby Berkeley tap-dance routine, with its grand hotel setting and its essential insight that The Mikado says infinitely more about England than it says about Japan, that still makes the evening hum.

And so they do, these titans of the age, whose belief that they are its most fascinating creatures says infinitely more about the age than it does about their egos.

Ever since "We Have a Pope" was shown at Cannes, last year, many viewers have expressed disappointment that it fails to land a sufficiently stout blow on the Catholic Church — a sentiment that says infinitely more about the complainers than it does about the film.

Kogals is a 1995 to 1998 sort of media stereotype of a high schoolgirl turning tricks for cash and in a way wanting to be like her independent big sisters of the 1980s -- again looking at Kogals in the media (which is largely where they live) tells us infinitely more about the male conservative imagination and emotional structure than about high school girls themselves.

Sport is infinitely more about heart than mind.

There is something infinitely sad about an important, confident man brought down by one tiny misjudgment.

But for the Owl there was something Infinitely Preferable About the Night.