Sentence examples for infinitely accessible from inspiring English sources

Cellphones make people infinitely accessible -- except people who turn them off.

Perhaps, now that it is possible for politicians and public figures to be so infinitely accessible, it has also become necessary for them to be infinitely accessible; and if it is necessary, then they have to demonstrate the characteristics that voters find desirable.

As artificial memory has expanded, we have come to think of our brains as computers, and of each individual's memory as infinitely accessible, full of retrievable terabytes of juicy information dating back to childhood.

A charismatic and infinitely accessible teacher, he was able to tap-in to the particular need and interest of a generation ready for a paradigm shift in consciousness.

And he just may have pulled it off: his novel is as clever as those of the brainy postmodernists he admires but infinitely more accessible.

We are disappointed when they prefer Busted to Bach and find Bend It Like Beckham infinitely more accessible and full of meaning than Macbeth.

More importantly for accessibility, the mechanics by which you invoke Split View or Slide Over are infinitely more accessible than fiddling with a mouse pointer.

Tapestry's service is about simplifying the sometimes complex and disparate social web to make it infinitely more accessible to less tech-savvy seniors, with the noble aim of bringing families closer together.

1024's new MadMapper tutorial makes it easy to get started with projection mapping with step-by-step instructions on the set-up and process, effectively demystifying the magical visual medium and making it infinitely more accessible to beginners.

Besides, there were other people and places of note in Watch Hill, Westerly and South Kingstown long before Swift arrived, and these notables - an iconic Victorian-age resort, a celebrity chef, a celebrated mixologist, and a rock-star oyster farmer - are infinitely more accessible.

"Video art specifically arose out of a desire to create an immediately accessible, infinitely reproducible art form," he explains via e-mail.