Sentence examples for limitless means from inspiring English sources

(Time magazine described its owner, Jorge Pasquel, as "a sinister, swarthy and unscrupulous man of limitless means whose widespread agents operate on a Fu Manchu-like scale").

But limited houses and limitless cash mean prices keep on rising.

By the late 1950s, exuberant economic growth and a dynamic national quest for limitless progress meant that science and technology attracted uncritical national support.

Renaissance writers were convinced it meant limitless tumult.

I of course mean "limitless" if you're willing to settle for making a f*ck ton less money than comparably qualified men who do your same job, and bear easily twice the doubt on your abilities.

This might be taken to mean that a limitless future would allow for even more intensity to love than a limited one.

"The postdoc experience is not meant to be limitless," says Trevor Penning, who served as associate dean for postdoctoral research and training at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine from 1997 to 2005.

The many shades of meaning in the English language, and the limitless possibilities of the cryptic toolkit, mean we can take many routes to the same destination.

Ashima means "she who is limitless, without borders".

"We're not limitless in our resources by any means," he said.

The horizon looms before her, but rather than being limitless it seems as if it means to crush her.