Sentence examples for infinitely enjoyable from inspiring English sources

It may not be at all believable, but it is infinitely enjoyable.

"There's so much that's delicious, precious, magnificent, mysterious and infinitely enjoyable that it would be foolish not to make every day an adventure".

SUNDAY Pajama Brunch Breakfast, like early-morning punditry, cartoons and in-bed snacking, is infinitely enjoyable if you can get through it without having to change out of your PJs.

But I not only warmed more to the knight's Dame but found Aladdin infinitely more enjoyable than Snow White: the former, although rough and ready, feels like a genuine family panto and the latter more of a showcase for a star.

(That's what made Project Gotham Racing infinitely more enjoyable).

I did really enjoy writing and literature research; I found the writing of my thesis infinitely more enjoyable than the practical work!

It's infinitely more enjoyable.

How about seizing the opportunity, when the memory of a virtually car-free Los Angeles is still fresh, to enact weekend traffic restrictions to make the region infinitely more enjoyable on the weekends in exchange for surrendering the option to try to do anything you want and go anywhere you want (and likely suffer for your hope)?

"If we'd had a green belt policy in 1850 we wouldn't have had London, and I find London infinitely more interesting and enjoyable... Most of the country is fields, most of them not particularly beautiful," he said.

Rushing and cycling do not go together and it is infinitely safer and more enjoyable if you do not have to rush around getting your kit together and pedal like a maniac through the streets to get to your appointment or desk on time.

Fieldwork is infinitely more satisfying (and enjoyable) when you get to plan it yourself.