Sentence examples for make infinitely from inspiring English sources

That would make infinitely more sense.

Today anyone with the right software and a good color printer can make infinitely reproducible images that are hard to distinguish from professionally made drawings, paintings, montages, commercial illustrations and other sorts of pictures.

They make infinitely more money than your average person will in dozens of lifetimes yet spend many resources to avoid their fair share of tax – to "protect themselves from ineffective bureaucracy", and other elitist phrases.

Given that the average lifespan consists of only about 4,000 weeks, a certain amount of anxiety about using them well is presumably inevitable: we've been granted the mental capacities to make infinitely ambitious plans, yet almost no time at all to put them into practice.

Not only can you make infinitely more bacon at once, but your strips will stay flat and your kitchen will remain splatter-free.

Onto this grotesque misrepresentation he adds Constitutional "credibility" by asserting: "Of course the progressive agenda must make infinitely elastic the restraints imposed by the founders' Constitution and its principles of limited government".

One is pure opinion, especially political opinion, which the Internet has made infinitely easy to purvey.

Stacking window panes side-by-side makes infinitely more sense than the old vertical arrangement.

"He made infinitely more money from that record than he did from his other one.

Consigned to secondary moderns, their struggle to find jobs and move up that ladder was made infinitely more difficult.

But the payload of grief on Let England Shake is made infinitely more bearable by music that really shakes, too.