inexhaustibly

Like much of the best music, it gives up its meaning gradually, and inexhaustibly.

We are inexhaustibly attached to childhood precisely because we've never had to leave it.

Believe everything you hear about Texans: they are larger than life: noisy, and inexhaustibly friendly.

An inexhaustibly amorous old woman might be rather fun.

The novel inexhaustibly details jealousy but never documents love.

The answer pretty much belongs to those inexhaustibly cute Spice Girls.

But the painting looks fabulous here, shimmering inexhaustibly over the surface of manuscript cabinets.

Yet just as Beethoven's symphony is inexhaustibly energetic, so is the ballet.

Urbane, fastidious and inexhaustibly curious, Strong wrote about all aspects of city living, including the arts.

The inexhaustibly interesting thing was not the fragment of coral but the interior of the glass itself.

Things used as language are inexhaustibly attractive.

But by the same token these are also the most inexhaustibly interesting and stylish psychoanalytic writings since Freud's.

The diamond rivers of traffic flow inexhaustibly on.

He was poor of purse, but inexhaustibly rich in the happier gifts of fortune.

Here you are still among mountains, but lower ones, with few trees either to soften or to mar their inexhaustibly changing contours and colors.

As historically significant as many of these fragments are, they fit comfortably in a series that is inexhaustibly entertaining.

"The Proposition" (1631) is inexhaustibly interesting and disturbing.

To be a proton speeding inexhaustibly through its own pocket-sized version of limitless space.

The only resource are the nebulous "resources," which are produced inexhaustibly in dedicated buildings.

Part rancher, part artist, he is inexhaustibly, drolly surprising.

Inexhaustibly uninformative chatterings of broadcasters chosen for their power to deny the viewer a moment's peace.

To the envy of the other working girls, she orgasmed inexhaustibly, and her vaginal muscles had grown strong from this constant exercise.

Maybe it's too late, all the lunatics and gangsters and drug soldiers already too inexhaustibly armed.

She knew she could love inexhaustibly because she was herself nourished by God's inexhaustible love.

"Not long" Gehn answered patiently, pulling on the oars regularly, inexhaustibly, it seemed.