Blue for the limitlessness of the ocean, we idly speculate.
To the Rwandan linguist Évariste Ntakirutimana, this redundancy proclaims the limitlessness and the relentlessness of the slaughter.
Is it that the vastness of space is so powerful that it inspires even in adults a childlike sense of wonder, or that we all still remember that feeling from when we were young — of limitlessness, of the unknown, of the unknowable — and access it each time we think about what lies above the clouds?
Ornette Coleman's funeral was full of this sense of artistic limitlessness and spacey experiment, not least when Cecil Taylor — eighty-six, delicate, gnomic — read a poem and then sat down at the piano and played an improvised several minutes that was bursting with ideas.
Yuknavitch's sadomasochistic sex scenes also owe a debt to another French thinker, Michel Foucault, and his notion that consensual, ritualized sexual violence can affirm "the limited being and … the limitlessness into which it leaps".
In a world in which anyone can add to a museum's collection, how will curators — and audiences — cope with the potential limitlessness of user-generated material?
"I came home from the trip in pain, but with a renewed sense of limitlessness," she wrote.
The limitlessness of Israeli strength and of Palestinian victimhood has narrowed the path to the well-known compromises needed to end the conflict.
The limits and limitlessness of the tools of human communication.
We have these institutional structures that are predicated upon the idea of limitlessness.
This was altogether appropriate to a work about the limitlessness of physics and the enclosing limitations of human existence.
