Sentence examples for innumerable expressions of from inspiring English sources

As Guido's life-partner, I wanted to thank all our friends, colleagues and family for the innumerable expressions of love, admiration and respect for Guido, throughout this year.

But in a Twitter message, Ms. Córdoba thanked supporters for "the innumerable expressions of affection" and said she had been meeting with her lawyers.

It is interesting to observe the fusing of Hardwick's sumptuous style with a subject of such elusive grandeur, but the innumerable expressions of pure devotion take up valuable room in a short book.

But just as innumerable individual automobile emissions can pollute the air, so can innumerable expressions of supposedly private hate combine to "produce a large-scale toxic effect" that operates as a "slow-acting poison".

We modify the signification of many verbs by a particle subjoined; as to come off [and] innumerable expressions of the same kind, of which some appear wildly irregular, being so far distant from the sense of the simple words, that no sagacity will be able to trace the steps by which they arrived at the present use.

Since each gene is under the control of more than one type and number of cis-regulatory elements, a combinatorial regulation enables the organism to have innumerable expression patterns even with a limited number of transcription factors.

He was born not long after Germany itself, which scarcely existed as a modern state until it was unified by Bismarck, in 1871, and, when one surveys the innumerable stances and expressions of its citizens, as caught by Sander, one senses, time and again, the half-thwarted urge toward cohesion.

As the editors have explained, their main aim was to foreground "what we can counterpose to Hitler's innumerable assertions, lies and expressions of intent".

There are innumerable stories of personal hardship.

Innumerable examples of such rites exist in the historical record.

There are, of course, innumerable examples of youthful sexuality being packaged by the media.