Sentence examples for not innumerable from inspiring English sources

I told him he must be like Lincoln, like Ben-Gurion: one nation, one gun, not innumerable armed forces with each firing in a different direction.

I'm talking about the multiverse theory; the mind-bending idea that there are many if not innumerable other universes beyond our own.

As though there aren't innumerable TV shows and movies with all-white ensemble casts that go uncritiqued.

Where once your clan was innumerable, not infinite but of a large number not readily known, now there are five of you.

"Where once your clan was innumerable, not infinite, but of a large number not readily known, now there are five of you… In the history of the evolution of the family, you and the millions of other migrants like you represent an ongoing proliferation of the nuclear.

Darfur's conflict has destroyed not only innumerable lives but also a whole way of life.

"And are there not almost innumerable fables and fairy-tales, my opponents have built up around me!

He said that "Law and Order" receives not only innumerable letters from prisoners seeking legal help (which are thrown out), but calls from lawyers as well.

In the 21st century, electric lighting in advanced capitalist countries – if not in innumerable developing nations – is a uniform and universal feature of cities at night.

From 1801 to 1914 about 7.5 million migrants moved from European to Asiatic Russia (i.e., Siberia), and between World Wars I and II about 6 million more, not counting innumerable deportees to Soviet labour camps, voluntarily migrated there.

The aspects in which we are told they differ, from pixel density to virtual assistant quality to wireless speed, are red herrings designed to draw the consumer's attention; like a laugh track or "applause" sign, they're signals that these, and not the innumerable similarities, are what you must consider.