Sentence examples for infinitely engaging from inspiring English sources
Beauty is very universal and it's infinitely engaging".
There are a lot of versions of truth available within the framework of the film, and because the film's major players are all very much alive (you can friend them on Facebook....even the Winklevosses!) and have their own relationship with the truth, the story becomes infinitely more engaging.
For Schlegel "every proof is infinitely perfectible" (KA XVIII, 518, #9), and the task of philosophy is not one of searching to find an unconditioned first principle but rather one of engaging in an (essentially coherentist) process of infinite progression and approximation.
Players engaged in an infinitely repeated game constantly update probability distributions defined over the set of possible strategies played by their opponents, where a strategy is a function from the set of possible histories to the set of possible actions.
Or because we fear that explanations for the recurring bloodletting in Israel might lead readers to search for deeper reasons and that Israel's "friends" abroad might accuse us poor harmless journos of suggesting that Israel – let alone the corrupt Hamas – is engaged in a far more pitiless, infinitely more wicked and obscene war than our bland agency-style reportage suggests?
After all, this able-bodied, infinitely appealing young man is spending most of his nights engaged in the heaviest lifting this side of a Mr. Universe training camp.
The rolling rhythm of Busch's graphic line has its counterpart in his facile comic verse, which is both independent and complementary, engaged in both duel and duet (and remains infinitely quotable).
This able-bodied, infinitely appealing young man is spending most of his nights engaged in some painfully heavy lifting that no shoulders, no matter how broad, should be asked to attempt.
Those engaged in the debate over whether lines are infinitely divisible or ultimately reducible to points of finite size recognize that there are insoluble paradoxes opposed to each point of view.
