Sentence examples for infinitely that from inspiring English sources

But when it boils down to something you want to have infinitely, that's where you're designing a long-term relationship.

Kroc recognizes instantly that the schema of the original McDonald's can be replicated infinitely, that it's a virtual template for franchising — but the brothers aren't interested.

But since the world is infinitely complex, that means that the search for more and more data, in ever-finer granularities, is effectively infinite.

But hopefully, no one really believes that this is some long term salvation whose current sales prove how infinitely wise that decision was.

Each is a form of notation, a way of representing something infinitely larger that is forever receding beyond our grasp: sound, life, time, vision.

First-order theories can be infinitely deep — that is to say, there is no finite depth at which such a theory theory can be expressed.

My perspective is this: There is infinitely more that unites us than divides us.

Already U.S. inflation is twice that of Europe and infinitely more than that of Japan.

Notice that this condition implies being infinitely large so that is not properly defined by (4).

They claim to believe that capitalism is infinitely adaptable, that the magic of the marketplace can deal with any problem.

She does not speak for all feminists when she claims that it is "infinitely sad" that young women use the Internet for sexual pleasure.