Sentence examples for she is infinitely from inspiring English sources

And she is infinitely more likable.

But she is infinitely more charming, with a wicked sense of humour.

And yet, in her own assessment, she is infinitely "adaptable," so much so that one could imagine her stepping into Ms. Wintour's towering boots.

And she is infinitely more qualified than Donald Trump to be our next president.

She was infinitely chicer in the commercials for Miss Dior.

Listening was never her strongest attribute, but she was infinitely better in the first half of her premiership.

"I really feel like she's infinitely more of this time, certainly of this moment," she said of Potter, whom she refers to as Gima.

As hard as her life had become, she said, she realized that she was infinitely better off than the peasants around her. Her brief internment was their daily drudgery.

The doubling effect suggests that someone like Beyoncé — or Lady Gaga or Christina Aguilera — keeps it clean for TV (and when she's being "real" on Twitter and in tabloids), while after hours, if you can find her on the Internet, she's infinitely dirty.

The role of Dolly isn't necessarily tailor-made for Midler — she's infinitely more complicated and funny and there isn't a corny bone in her body — but she has remade the character in her own image: as a scrappy trickster with needs and vulnerabilities.

As the critic Beverley Baxter put it, while she was "infinitely alluring" as one of the women bent on seducing Coward's Garry Essendine, in the London premiere of Present Laughter (1943), her portrayal of the world-weary wife Ethel, in This Happy Breed, was a "subtle and appealing performance", in which her body seemed "impregnated by fatigue".