Sentence examples for may be endlessly from inspiring English sources
Their songs may be endlessly covered, but the artists that choose to rehash them are hopeless.
The sources of that rage may be endlessly complex -- a stew of nature, nurture and culture -- but the liberator of the anger is not; alcohol is the match perpetually poised at the powder keg.
Suffice it to say that such parallels and instances of overlap among all four works abound, partly because, while political campaigns may be endlessly interesting, the number of things that can be said about them is finite, and the targets they present for criticism, satire, and humor are fairly obvious, even to outsiders.
South Slavic epics from the Balkans, accompanied on the one-string fiddle gusla (or gusle), are organized in 10-syllable lines with music that may be endlessly repetitive, or significantly varied and full of contrasts, depending in part on the narrative content of the moment.
Even as retardataire as the fashion industry may be, endlessly passing off the old as new, feeding on its history and ours, since vernacular style how we dress ourselves in the every day fuels the more vampiric elements of this industry, the remark is cause for concern.
Even as retardataire as the fashion industry may be, endlessly passing off the old as new, feeding on its history and ours, since vernacular style how we dress ourselves in the everyday fuels the more vampiric elements of this industry, the remark is cause for concern.
This means that a superior plant may be reproduced endlessly without variation.
The design may be changed endlessly by rotating the section containing the loose fragments.
It seems to be endlessly repeated throughout civilisations".
Glass can be endlessly recycled.
But he maintained that the notion of an unsaturated function, which may be applied to endlessly many arguments, is "logically prior" to any notion of a set with endlessly many arguments that are specified functionally as in {⟨x, y⟩: y = x + 1}; see p.135, note E. Functions need not be unary.
