Sentence examples for infinity of choices from inspiring English sources

One point that emerged strongly was that his plays are not static objects but endlessly adaptable, and that the actor is confronted with an infinity of choices.

Kurt Cobain, desperately in need of help for years, in his poignant suicide note to Boddah, his imaginary childhood friend, quoted a Neil Young song: "… better to burn out than fade away…" The tragedy for too many men is that society doesn't yet allow them to let down their guard so they can value and enjoy the infinity of choices that lie between those two extremes.

The idea that God's omnipotent power provides him with an infinity of choices out of which he chooses to create only one set of possibilities became a governing idea among subsequent English schoolmen.

Thus, even electrons make choices – but very simple choices compared with the infinity of choices possible to our advanced human consciousness.

In other words, when one sympathizes with oneself, one installs oneself within duration and then feels a "certain well defined tension, whose very determinateness seems like a choice between an infinity of possible durations" (The Creative Mind, p. 185).

/c (choices) Defines your set of choices.

This means that while there can be only one correct choice, which leads to eternally happy life, there's an infinity of religions which punishes it.

The infinity of becoming.

For the Spaniard it was the infinity of darkness; for the Frenchman the infinity of substantiality.

When you go down the rabbit hole of spam, it's an infinity of infinity".

"There's kind of an infinity of potential there".