Sentence examples for would be infinitely more from inspiring English sources

With these changes, soccer would be infinitely more interesting to watch.

Life would be infinitely more complicated and expensive if a second child had come along.

Without her generosity, his lack of training would be infinitely more glaring and his character far less disturbing.

Brandt Snedeker, the 2012 winner in Woods's absence, suggested before the start of the tournament that it would be infinitely more interesting because Woods was in it.

It would be infinitely more reliable to have knowledgeable individuals -- people with eyes and ears and brains instead of electrodes and magnetic tapes.

He cautioned that this season would be infinitely more challenging than the last one, that every game would be harder, more intense.

Life would be infinitely better if it were infinite.

It would be infinitely easier for Vick to adjust and play more like Brady than it would for Brady to adjust and be more like Vick.

And because they wouldn't have had Uncle Sam's moral-hazard safety net, they would have been infinitely more cautious, even with the Fed creating floods of liquidity and the credit rating agencies forgetting their raison d'être.

"Hangmen" would have been infinitely more interesting — more energetic and more true — had McDonagh's point been to show how illusory power is, and how destructive.

A photograph of Mrs. Bush ducking the double or even triple peck (this one, that one, this one again), like Sugar Ray Robinson ducking a combination punch, would have been infinitely more characteristic.