Sentence examples for innumerable discussions from inspiring English sources
After 15 years inside and outside the ropes and innumerable discussions about Tiger Woods and the weather, I have now made it to all nine of the courses in the Open rotation.
Even the art critic Kim Levin, of the Village Voice, whose outraged response to Currin's "awful" work, in 1992 — "Boycott this show" — has pursued her through innumerable discussions of the artist, capitulates, sort of, in a recent column.
This was followed by innumerable discussions which made them "understand each other well".
My desire was for these scientific facts to jump from the pages of innumerable medical journals to every-day discussions in the examining rooms as women make informed choices about their personal breast cancer screening surveillance.
There is no discussion, in any of the innumerable meetings, devoted to the matter of tradeoffs between goals or to which initiatives can achieve what the poor really want most out of very scarce foreign aid resources.
Yet our discourse is shaped by innumerable taboos.
- Hagel's suggestion several years ago that Israel negotiate with Hamas is also well within the acceptable boundaries of Israeli political discourse (which, as has been pointed out innumerable times, includes more wide-ranging and critical views about Israel's conduct than is true in US discussions about Israel).
In any case, it was a foretaste of the discussion to come, in which the terror attacks and the bombing campaign in Afghanistan will dominate innumerable speeches, meetings and back-room conversations.
There are innumerable lakes.
Innumerable slumped shoulders.
