Sentence examples for remains infinitely from inspiring English sources

Take this view too far, and our sense of the past remains infinitely fragmented.

What Courage shows us will escape our judgment – but it remains infinitely available to our struggles to understand.

The fight against obscurantism and terror remains infinitely complex and demands, among other things, political leadership that acknowledges the importance of mind and heart, as well as muscle.

The rolling rhythm of Busch's graphic line has its counterpart in his facile comic verse, which is both independent and complementary, engaged in both duel and duet (and remains infinitely quotable).

While he irritates some viewers - as more or less anyone talking at you for an hour and a half is likely to do - he remains infinitely less annoying than his ITV rival Clive Tyldesley who rarely pauses to take breath.

At its best when playing out as a lavishly mounted three-hander between Tom Cruise, Andrea Riseborough and Melissa Leo, this loses its way as suggestion turns to spectacle but remains infinitely more entertaining than the abysmal After Earth.

"Though big in physical scope and of a beauty that suggests a kind of drunken, barbaric lyricism, 'Ran' has the terrible logic and clarity of a morality tale seen in tight close-up, of a myth that, while being utterly specific and particular in its time and place, remains ageless, infinitely adaptable," Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times.

Complex as Libya was, and remains, Syria is infinitely more so.

The single user optimal policy is generalized to the multiple users scenario for the ergodic regime where the spreading factor and the number of users grow infinitely but their ratio remains constant.

The army has controlled things since independence from France in 1962, and it remains the central institution in Algerian politics, infinitely more powerful than parliament or any of the parties.

It is important to note that the ML N e joint estimator assumes that rates of migrants are from an infinitely large population, gene flow remains constant over the sampling interval, or there is no significant subdivision among source populations.