Sentence examples for seemed finite from inspiring English sources

Rock music seemed finite by comparison, in love with the past, closing all these doors to possibility".

Suddenly, the future seems finite.

No matter how many gazillions of clicks a newspaper Web site claims — The Times and Sunday Times say their old, combined site has been drawing more than 21 million visitors a month — the available ad revenue seems finite.

But with school starting the next day, suddenly summer's end seems finite, which makes me sad.

I am somewhat embarrassed to admit this now, but I think I was afraid to claim the term "bisexual" because it seemed so finite, or too strong of a revealing label, like "gay".

We can't bear to admit defeat, because to do so is to make life seem more finite, less likely to be peopled with attractive strangers bearing silver salvers heaped with onion puffs.

I'm dubious about its long-term potential, since the initial plot seems pretty finite, but I'm on board for now.

The inaccuracy of the finite difference seemed to cause the poorer result of SQP ∇finite.

Even an oscillating universe seems to be finite (Smith, in Craig and Smith 1993, 113).

The assumption that any definite number is finite seems intuitive, but we now know, thanks to the work of Cantor in the Nineteenth century, how to understand infinite numbers in a way that makes them just as definite as finite numbers.

When no other commonly used probability distribution seems appropriate, a finite normal mixture model is often reasonable.