Sentence examples for is so infinitely from inspiring English sources

Russia is so infinitely big that there is infinite possibility within its endless tundra.

Fellini, whose mastery of the camera is so infinitely more fluid, sweeps us through his fantasies without effort, and we are enthralled.

The horrible irony is that Ellis Short is so infinitely preferable an owner to Mike Ashley up the road at Newcastle.

Scrutinizing the indictment, three possibilities emerge: the government is not presenting crucial evidence tying Mr. Moussaoui to the Sept. 11 attacks; the government has no evidence tying Mr. Moussaoui to the Sept. 11 attacks; or federal conspiracy law is so infinitely elastic that Mr. Moussaoui could receive the death penalty for simply buying knives, learning to fly and training in Qaeda camps.

"The technology involved in making anything invisible is so infinitely complex," Adams wrote in "Life, the Universe and Everything," "that nine hundred and ninety-nine billionine hundred and ninety-nineinine hundred and ninety-nine nine hundred and ninety-nineundred and ninetimesne times out of a trillion it is much simpler and more effective just to take the thing away and do without it".

Of course, the beauty of future history is that it is so infinitely complex it is just a big unknown.

Mr. Armani's vision was so infinitely subtle that real mother-of-pearl blended with diaphanous chiffon, flowered lace or a cascade of ruffles.

"The new plants are so infinitely cleaner that those who just blanket oppose any new construction do the state and its environment a disservice".

It may take a little longer because we're so infinitely removed from those waste not, want not values — we've never really practiced them".

Perhaps, now that it is possible for politicians and public figures to be so infinitely accessible, it has also become necessary for them to be infinitely accessible; and if it is necessary, then they have to demonstrate the characteristics that voters find desirable.

They're so infinitely vast.