infiniteness

"I am not talking about the finiteness or infiniteness of the universe.

White stands for the infiniteness, the bones; is the symbol of the depth of the spirit.

Shelley's comma after infiniteness, line 438, is omitted as tending to obscure the construction.

The infiniteness, of course, is imaginary.

On the side of infiniteness, Schaeffer moves the chasm to between God and Man.

Infinite divisibility alone implies infiniteness but not uncountability, as the rational numbers exemplify.

The author does express the infiniteness of love by expressing our endless capacity for it but falls short in understanding the reasons for having multiple children.

Other definitions of finiteness and infiniteness of sets do not require the axiom of choice for this.

Upon death you simply reboot in the next/other universe when your consciousness next appears (and in the infiniteness of the universe, it will).

Early Gupta and post-Gupta sculptors were faced with difficulty of portraying infiniteness and multiple body parts in a feasible way.

This "infiniteness" of the Other will allow Levinas to derive other aspects of philosophy and science as secondary to this ethic.

This reconciles the Infiniteness of God with finite Creation, preventing created realms from being nullified into non-existence within their source of vitality.

Mr. Forman prints:-- Which from the exhaustless lore of human weal Draws on the virtuous mind, the thoughts that rise In time-destroying infiniteness, gift, etc.

The God of philosophers is an impeccably just god, "But the most beautiful sapphire of his immense richness / Is to hold the infiniteness of Clemency."

Jinjue admired the infiniteness and boundlessness of these nebulas and wished that he could shed light on darkness and be as free and unbound as clouds and stars.

Because of the infiniteness of the domain, the complements of the images of one-to-one functions from the former set to the latter come in many sizes, but most of these functions are external.

He is occasionally repetitious - he's too fond of a phrase he borrows, "Malthusian deadlock" - and sometimes his prose grows overripe, as when "the enormous sky oppresses with an infiniteness that crushes the soul."

Considered a foundational text of Kabbalah, Patach Eliyahu is known for enumerating and summarizing the sefirot, corresponding them to parts of the body, and describing the infiniteness and uniqueness of God.

The music labels say that such trafficking - often involving copyrighted music that is digitally copied and distributed on the Internet's infiniteness - costs the labels and the recording artists tens of millions of dollars a year in forgone sales and royalties.

Of the great and manifest error and untrue conceit or estimation of the infiniteness of particulars, whereas indeed all prolixity is in discourse and derivations; and of the infinite and most laborious expense of wit that hath been employed upon toys and matters of no fruit or value.