Sentence examples for infinitely attractive from inspiring English sources

And it exhaustively recorded the loss of many distinctive buildings, from the Rococo auditorium of the old Metropolitan Opera House at Broadway and 39th Street to the low vaulted spaces of the gilt-edged Canfield's Gambling House on East 44th Street, which proved "infinitely attractive to society's layabouts" in the early 20th century.

Most educated Indians speak English, which makes us infinitely more attractive than, say Madrid, Paris, or Berlin.

I couldn't agree more, especially as the alternative – whale and dolphin-watching in the wild – is infinitely more attractive.

As a way of coping with the rigours of the Dakota winter it seems infinitely more attractive than the Prairie Homestead.

Those assumptions excited a lot of people, if for no other reason than that they made him seem an infinitely more attractive candidate than the man who happened to be occupying the governor's office.

The behavioral economist Dan Ariely has written about how lowering the price of an item from cheap to free can make it almost infinitely more attractive, even when much better alternatives might be available for just a few cents more.

You will be an infinitely more attractive candidate to any potential employer if you choose to work for six months in a bakery than if you had spent those same months morosely lamenting your lack of options.

"Despite the fact that there may be extra costs in setting up a limited company, the tax breaks are infinitely more attractive now," he says, "And the days of operating as a sole trader may be numbered".

The odd caveat remains but on this very early evidence, Newcastle promise to be infinitely more attractive to watch than last season, with Georginio Wijnaldum and Chancel Mbemba looking very good signings.

And infinitely more attractive to VCs.

Your application will be infinitely more attractive if it bears a local address or a fixed date of arrival, if, say, you're applying from Chicago for a job in Warsaw.