Sentence examples for would infinitely from inspiring English sources

We prefer to believe that the U. S. would infinitely rather lose a war than have one American boy worm his way improperly into the confidence of a prime ministers wife, or one American girl sell her body for the plans of a battleship.

Emmanuel Roux from the police union, Syndicat des Commissaires de la Police Nationale, said the law would be "infinitely difficult to apply" and "infinitely little applied".

Several demigods who usually resented collaboration but decided to go with it this one time came up with a solution: instead of just a plain, vanilla void, an infinite stream of meaning-objects would be infinitely created and extinguished.

Life would be infinitely better if it were infinite.

But of course Pascal does not think that you would be infinitely rewarded for wagering for God momentarily, then wagering against God thereafter; nor that you would be infinitely rewarded for wagering for God sporadically only on the last Thursday of each month, for example.

That would make infinitely more sense.

A nonnuclear Iran would be infinitely easier to contain than an Iran with nuclear weapons.

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

"It would be infinitely cheaper to deal with the problem in the long run," he said.

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

As I have shown, Italy would be infinitely better off, whatever Germany were to decide.