Sentence examples for innumerable subjects from inspiring English sources

Thoughtful, acerbic, angry, increasingly outspoken, the blogs cover innumerable subjects, from attempts to rescue the cats rounded up and left to starve in warehouses in the clean-up campaign before the 2008 Beijing Olympics, to architecture and design.

In the early days of the Cunningham company, Cage served, variously, as tour manager, publicist, fund-raiser, and bus driver; Brown recalls him behind the wheel, chattering away on innumerable subjects while taking detours in search of odd sights and out-of-the-way restaurants.

So much for Reagan's not being immersed in the details of innumerable subjects.

The same questions can be asked, to some degree or other, of innumerable other subjects, from portraiture and dogs in art to equestrian paintings and the marriage of history and allegory.

Even worse, the same illiteracy exists for innumerable other subjects just as important for human welfare.

It was activated as an equalising, democratic force: "It carries direct information on a hundred subjects to innumerable men and women who will after a short time be in a position to make up their own minds on many matters of vital moment".

The bishop is the subject of innumerable stories, many stemming from his quick and sometimes salty tongue.

ʿAlī's son Ḥusayn is the subject of innumerable poems that concern the day of his final fight in Karbalāʾ.

"The pricing of derivative securities has been the subject of innumerable scholarly articles and debates," his statement said.

They have been the subject of innumerable romantic books and films, including the forthcoming epic, The Eagle of the Ninth, directed by Kevin Macdonald.

In the same year, he also produced his critique of Utilitarianism, which contained two famous examples, now the subject of innumerable PhD theses.