Sentence examples for innumerable FORMS from inspiring English sources
Kannon's ability to assume innumerable forms has led to various representations, not all of which are recognizably that of a human female.
By mid-18th century every act of the day that necessitated the use of furniture was catered to by some specialized piece, while the basic furniture such as chairs, cupboards, beds, and tables were designed and decorated in innumerable forms.
But we continue to crave reality, because we live in a time dominated by innumerable forms of extraliterary fiction: politics, advertising, the lives of celebrities, the apparatus surrounding professional sports -- you could say without exaggeration that everything on TV is fiction whether it is packaged as such or not.
Meanwhile, he assumes innumerable forms, doing so to perfection, even being able to direct the flow of his shapeless form.
Zines can take innumerable forms, from art and comic zines to political pamphlets, but some of the most moving work comes from the "perzine".
There is a young lady who has two lovers, or a young man who has two sweethearts; we are treated to the innumerable forms in which this predicament may present itself and the consequences, sometimes pathetic, sometimes grotesque, which spring from such false situations.
This wisdom, Christianised, passed through innumerable Renaissance forms and versions, such as Marvell's Dialogue between the Soul and Body: O who shall, from this Dungeon, raise A Soul inslav'd so many wayes?
Harvey's playing pleased innumerable American stars, not least cornettist Rex Stewart and trumpeter Buck Clayton.
He also won a Pioneer Award from the Academy of Country Music in 1982, nine Instrumentalist of the Year honours from the Country Music Association and innumerable Best Guitarist awards in magazines from Cash Box to Playboy.
Other contributors to that tide include innumerable Beatles releases, reunions by Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles, the Beach Boys, the Stone Roses and Blur, and the annual Rolling Stones world tour.
Her brow is resolute, as if hardened by innumerable Yankee losses.
