Sentence examples for there is infinitely from inspiring English sources

It has also seemed likely, at least, in the past few years, that the level of intelligence out there is infinitely advanced beyond our own.

There is infinitely less expected from Mendes as there would have been from a fully prepared Aldo.

He has been branded the coach who drowned in management manuals, though there is infinitely more to him than that.

There is infinitely more charm in the tale of an overworked suburban husband picking up grocery store roses at the last minute on Valentine's Day than any twee story of a monogrammed leather satchel custom ordered from Etsy and delivered in crepe paper of the recipient's favorite warm tones and garnished with the official flowers of their home state.

My perspective is this: There is infinitely more that unites us than divides us.

For instance, on their view, the sentence 'There are infinitely many prime numbers' is literally true, even though there are no such things as numbers.

For example, "2 + 2 = 4, hence there are infinitely many primes" is a valid argument, but clearly there is a large gap between its premise and its conclusion.

But since for many systems there are infinitely many primitive 'tokens', they cannot all be identified with concrete marks which mathematicians have actually produced.

So, in this case, there are infinitely many fixed points since F is infinite.

By proving that there are (infinitely) many possible sizes for infinite sets, Cantor established that set theory was not trivial, and it needed to be studied.

There were infinitely more people who had never been alive.