The motifs in this series were inspired by the wreckage and havoc created by the tsunami, as well as the Fukushima radiation that destroyed cities, and took away uncountable lives on land and sea.
The dam will create a virtual inland sea and raise the level of the Yangtze for 300 miles upstream, displacing 1.13 million people, more than 120 cities and towns, and uncountable historic artifacts.
I could go on about why my daughter's photo should not be made available for acts of worship, or why my P.T.A. donations should not be used to supply furniture for a religious group that thinks I am bound for hell, or why in a city blessed with an uncountable number of faiths it's foolish to get schools tangled up in religion.
The city's ironwork staircases, its streets tangled around Mount Royal, carried the names of uncountable saints (St. Denis, St. Eustache, St. Laurent); the fall air was scented by rotting leaves and, on Rosh Hashana, polished synagogues.
Each of these military positions, and the roads between them, have become minifronts, an almost uncountable set of bloody battlefields where rebels try to silence government outposts, which are mostly arrayed around Syria's main cities.
Like some latter-day minstrel, he travels from city to city, from major stage to minor, by plane, bus and car, sleeping in dingy hotels, rehearsing with uncountable local amateurs, all for the joy of practicing this antique art form.
The uncountable dead were enumerated.
"The number of deaths is uncountable.
Perhaps all tragedies are singular and uncountable.
Let kappa be a regular uncountable cardinal.
Senator John McCain's apparently uncountable houses.
