Sentence examples for to be infinitely from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
Some of Zeno's paradoxes concern the difficulty of crossing a finite magnitude if it is understood to be infinitely divisible, i.e. composed of an infinite number of parts.
If matter were to be infinitely divisible, then each object would in principle contain a potentially infinite collection of particles.
These companies have already proved themselves to be infinitely inventive, at the consumers' expense.
Recent polls, and the following interviews, reveal Greek voters to be infinitely more sophisticated.
And it turned out to be "infinitely freeing, a very liberating experience".
It's designed to be infinitely flexible, to make everyone on the floor a threat to score at all times.
For example, on close inspection the shadows of objects in parallel light are seen not to be infinitely sharp.
If all particles in the universe were massless, then, the universe would look to them to be infinitely small.
More remarkably, you find yourself wishing it would, because these absolutely ordinary people turn out to be infinitely interesting.
He wanted the book he held to be infinitely rewriteable — to be, in fact, the very last book he would ever have to own.
Physicists working on Einstein's theory of gravity noticed that it allowed for singularities – points where spacetime appeared to be infinitely curved.
