Sentence examples for infinitely more experience from inspiring English sources

What makes matters worse for Netanyahu that he is smarter than Trump and he has infinitely more experience in government.

Even if he wasn't, it would not be a surprise that an inexperienced international like Cameron (11 caps) would defer to a veteran goalkeeper like Howard (84 caps), who has infinitely more experience in such situations, was wearing the captain's armband and had the better angle, as he was coming head on into the play.

Kerry surely knew the ultimate outcome, being infinitely more experienced in the long-time nuances of Senate idiosyncrasies than Obama, with commensurate relationships and a favor bank more loaded than wife Teresa's.

But looking back on five years' of holidays since two became three, then four, this was an infinitely more relaxing experience than any previous trips.

For a brief while, reacting to the action seemed infinitely more vital than experiencing it in any kind of meaningful way.

I stress this because a play is infinitely more than an aesthetic experience.

Ad Hoc is where the chef Thomas Keller stages an experience infinitely more casual than he does up the road, at the French Laundry.

While this can make the game experience infinitely more fun, gamers have to rent their own servers for $70 a month, be their own sysadmin, and are thus subject to their system's RAM and CPU constraints.

Donations will not be solicited, in line with Mr. Henderson's belief that "the experience is infinitely more valuable when money is removed from the equation".

9. Experiences are infinitely more memorable than stuff.

And smaller, less experienced developers get infinitely more support than they would with the hands-off Kickstarter model.