Sentence examples for seemed unbounded from inspiring English sources

His generosity seemed unbounded.

Her deficiencies of spirituality notwithstanding, Wendi Murdoch's spiritedness seemed unbounded; and, at the least, her husband explained, she had persuaded him to take up yoga, which he is now practicing two or three times a week.

The story concludes with Mead observing that her deficiencies of spirituality notwithstanding, Wendi Murdoch's spiritedness seemed unbounded; and, at the least, her husband explained, she had persuaded him to take up yoga, which he is now practicing two or three times a week.

The possibilities seem unbounded.

This plenitude can also be a weakness: the show can seem unbounded in its intoxication, even a little shapeless.

Still, even as Rush can't convey just what it was that made Ned and Douglas's friendship beautiful, he is alive to the beauty itself, the incandescent quality of a very early love whose intimacy seems unbounded by the inevitability of disappointment.

As it turns out, the techniques the investigators considered seem unbounded by decency, common sense or even by a budget.

It would thus seem that unbounded doubt interpretations leave us in a Sisyphus-like predicament.

Like Mr. Stewart, Michele Wiles seems to extend and expand everything she dances so that the shape of a step or gesture and the line of her body and its rhythmic response to music look unbounded.

But the new O.E.D. also seems tempted by the unbounded possibility of that infinite revision, as if the very idea of a "treasure-house of the language" were somewhat quaint.

You can get some sense of why the "moving image" might be a revealing subject if you begin your explorations on the third floor, mounting the stairs that the architect Thomas Leeser has clad in a cool white that, like most of the new surfaces, seems to invoke the unbounded possibilities of screens and projector beams.