Sentence examples for it seems infinitely from inspiring English sources

Easy for sceptical Britons to scoff at, but in front of the smiling sprites who pad around the candlelit spa, it seems infinitely more plausible.

As a way of coping with the rigours of the Dakota winter it seems infinitely more attractive than the Prairie Homestead.

The river of bile flows from the continuing and, it seems, infinitely extendible, suppression of Palestinian civil and human rights under the diaphanous covering of the Oslo peace negotiations.

It seems infinitely possible that she could do it.

The geometrical line seems absolutely continuous precisely because it seems infinitely divisible.

It seems infinitely more appropriate right now.

It seemed infinitely elastic, as if its members could theoretically push the music far into abstraction and still make sense but that they preferred to work within limits.

"It seemed infinitely comforting, compared with New York".

It seemed infinitely wearying to contemplate another single step in the snow.

St Andrew's Church, Presteigne, Wed & Thu; touring from 4 Oct AC Back in the late 80s, Reading was a festival awaiting a revolution: in 1988 it seemed infinitely preferable to enter a running battle armed with a urine-filled bottle than to watch, say, Meat Loaf or Bonnie Tyler.

Bardolatry seems infinitely old, but it is of comparatively recent vintage.