Sentence examples for its boundless from inspiring English sources
The new physics was wildly exciting to those who, lucky enough to be engaged in it, saw its boundless possibilities.
"Its boundless compass, including as it does, every state and non-state institution, as well as relevant institutional contexts, coupled with the absence of any built-in time parameters, does not fit comfortably or practically within the single inquiry model in which it currently resides.
Given that the college used to be housed in a jumble of buildings spread across central London, with its boundless daytime and after-dark attractions, it is hardly surprising that many students (and tutors) found the idea of upping sticks to the former King's Cross Goods Yard questionable and even upsetting.
It's hardly news that the Internet, in its boundless accessibility of music, has helped bring the effective end of genre isolationism.
Lately, Allbirds has become the It shoe among woke millennials and techies, who admire its boundless workplace chic.
The Pacific North West always invigorates me, with its soft, temperate climate and its boundless woodiness – all those trees, photosynthesising like Billy-o; it's a tonic to the air sacks.
Unlike the Stammlager, to which tour groups throng in the summer months, Birkenau, with its empty railway track, its endless lines of barbed-wire fencing, its mouldering wooden barracks, its mined crematoriums, and its seemingly boundless vista of crumbling brick chimneys, lies virtually empty.
Groupon became an emblem of what many have characterized as a bubble in Silicon Valley as questions about the fundamental soundness of its business model followed its seemingly boundless growth.
"US fans of The Office could rally for this one," it admitted, "although its exuberant, boundless cynicism will test the demand for political satire in an Obama-infatuated America".
The center's stage is typically immense, its claimed territory boundless, its age range universal.
When "Ab Fab" was first shown, in 1992, it electrified British television with its characters' boundless excess and passionate self-obsession.
