Sentence examples for same infinite from inspiring English sources

And with that kind of effectiveness and reach, is it strange that orchestral stars should long, by association with pop, to achieve the same infinite engagement with every individual audience member?

One can drink the same sourish local wines in the taverns on the outskirts of town, consume the same mountains of whipped cream at Sacher's and Demel's, and sample the same infinite varieties of coffee in countless cafés.

He may announce that he now loves all people indiscriminately, as the sun shines equally everywhere, and then urge -- as the law of a new broadened covenant -- that his creatures extend to one another the same infinite tolerance of wrongdoing that henceforth he will extend, individually and collectively, to all of them".

Balletomanes and critics like to complain about seeing "The Nutcracker" over and over again, but the truth is that even less-than-great versions of the ballet exercise a kind of magic through Tchaikovsky's score, which offers the same infinite potential for choreography as the texts of great plays do for staging.

Compounds 1 and 2 possess the same infinite inorganic chains, which are further linked by hydrogen bonds to form 3D supramolecular framework.

It appears that the set B of red books in the library is smaller than the set A of all the books in the library, even though both have the same (infinite) size.

If time was infinite, then three seconds and three years represented the same infinitely small fraction of it.

That other vicious, nutty recluse, Kim Jong Il, shows the same almost infinite capacity to let his people suffer to keep him in power and cognac, and has an appealing knack for nukes.

Circularity of entrepreneurship is the same as infinite images in two opposite mirrors (Fig. 2).

The formal languages concerned may be taken to agree in constructing their formulas ultimately on the basis of the same countably infinite supply of propositional variables or 'sentence letters' p1, p2,…, the first three of which we write for convenience as p, q, r.

The waters of the ocean depths are the same; The infinite is always mysteriously dark.