Sentence examples similar to innumerable arguments from inspiring English sources
Yet such a subtle approach could lead to innumerable, politically fraught, arguments about local conditions.
That was an extreme example, but other, milder ones come to mind: losing my temper in a petty argument; innumerable traffic confrontations; even the occasional slightly too prickly column or e-mail flame-out.
At the behest of the government, a cross-party group of MPs have considered vast quantities of evidence, weighed up innumerable facts, opinions and arguments and produced a report which, if it were used as the basis for government policy over the next decade, would set us well on the way to addressing the problem of global warming.
I would argue to the contrary--that thoughtful people appreciate opposing arguments on innumerable topics that involve nuanced questions about the very complicated world we live in.
However, pushing matters deeper, in an argument reinvented by innumerable critics of liberalism, Marx argues that not only is political emancipation insufficient to bring about human emancipation, it is in some sense also a barrier.
The argument is carried by analyses of innumerable cases, each of which is used to elaborate and illustrate a particular canon.
The argument for markets is that in a complex society there are innumerable decisions to be made about the allocation of particular resources to particular production processes.
There are innumerable lakes.
Innumerable slumped shoulders.
However, they are innumerable.
