Sentence examples for innumerable accounts from inspiring English sources

Detainees, according to innumerable accounts, are routinely tortured.

Later — and I collected innumerable accounts on this subject — they were the impassive witnesses to the actions that were perpetrated before their eyes… At the very least, the questions that such facts raise are legitimate.

(Fuesel was too young to have met Ness personally; he heard that rumor, which contradicts innumerable accounts of Ness's bravery, from old-timers). The newspapers of the time had given Ness too much credit, the agents said, while downplaying the less glamorous role that the IRS played in bringing Capone to justice.

It is important to remember that these are simply the accounts of ravers, but equally the scale of arrests, the number of police, and the innumerable accounts and photos of injury suggests violence was certainly two-way — the videos also suggest that the large portion of the revelers wanted to remain peaceful.

Balanced-budget amendments are one such trick, but they founder on the fact that governments have access to innumerable accounting gimmicks for appearing to balance a budget while not really doing so (for example, by providing off-budget subsidies to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac).

And the many recent popular books on happiness, as well as innumerable media accounts of research on happiness, nearly all appear to take it for granted that they are talking about nothing more than a psychological condition.

The musical life of Leo's court was unimaginably rich and vibrant, as innumerable eyewitness accounts confirm.

She had innumerable credit betting accounts and I would often be called upon to assist her, as she rang her selections through to Ladbrokes, Hills, Heathorns, Chandlers and the rest.

The tribunal has heard testimony of money-stuffed envelopes passed under the table at the pub in the Parliament building; of a city official arrested at Dublin Airport with suitcases full of cash; and of innumerable offshore bank accounts.

And that doesn't take into account the innumerable people who seek no help but have simply absorbed added stress, like an unwelcome guest, into their everyday lives.

As someone whose fat bank account attracted innumerable fund-raising pitches, Mr. Corzine said he believed the most effective way to win over a donor was with a detailed request for a very specific issue.