He played innumerable current-history characters in the radio March of Time, whose officials hailed his rendition of the death of Sir Basil Zaharoff as a truly remarkable characterization.
In the course of history, innumerable times, Christians have suffered persecution because of their faith.
Throughout history innumerable people of Anglo-Irish origin or nurture have had a constant and profound influence, as statesmen or soldiers, on the history of both Ireland and Britain.
What literate person, for example, doesn't know about the magnificence and brutality of the Raj, the subject of countless novels, films, TV dramas, and innumerable works of history, or of Britain's role as midwife in Israel's birth – as rehearsed once more last year in the major Channel 4 drama The Promise? Sure enough, the Raj and the Palestine Mandate dominated the first part of Empire.
In Noble Endeavours Seymour takes Thomas Carlyle's view that the essence of history is innumerable biographies.
Artists who want to learn the basics about the masters, students writing essays about history's innumerable art movements, or socialites simply looking to brush up on the artist or gallery they're visiting, all turn to Wikipedia to top off their own internal databases.
According to Many Worlds theory, instead of a single history there are innumerable branchings.
The traumas of Jewish history have provided innumerable opportunities for reconciling the tension between redemption and extortion.
Ravi Suria, a young bond analyst at Lehman Brothers, issued a twenty-seven-page indictment of Amazon.com, depicting it as an inept company with poor credit and "the financial characteristics that have driven innumerable retailers to disaster throughout history".
Sure, Marc Andreessen's tweetstorm illustrates how 20 years of Internet history has brought innumerable benefits of software unbundling.
