Sentence examples for infinitely capable from inspiring English sources

Because it is global, the English language is infinitely capable of ethnic and class inflexions.

"Something I've realized lately, to my shock, is that I am an optimist, in that I think humans are almost infinitely capable of self-change and self-modification, and that we really can build the future that we want if we're smart about it," he said.

This literary landscape has proven itself infinitely capable of absorbing countless interchangeable artists, all doing roughly the same thing in relative anonymity: just happily plucking away until death at the grindstone, making no great cultural headway, bouncing poems off their friends and an audience of about 40 people.

My impression is that far from being "utopian" or seeking an "escape from the past," air commanders today are far more realistic than their predecessors about the capabilities and limitations of air power, even as they have a weapon that is infinitely more capable.

I do it because I suddenly become so overwhelmed by the fact that I'm out, with people infinitely more capable of having fun than I, and music, and talking, and noise and people that I have to go before I kill.

Tropic Moon III involved a completely new set of systems, up to date, and infinitely more capable than those previously installed.

"I want you all to know that you are all infinitely talented and capable of achieving goals beyond your wildest imagination".

It is anonymous, infinitely divisible, decentralized and capable of retaining value.

So there are in principle infinitely many thoughts you are capable of entertaining.

When you push the button and say "generate an image" you get one possible output, but in reality the system is capable of generating infinitely many more.

"They are infinitely believable, indestructible, generation-spanning toys capable of withstanding the weight of a grown man".