infinitude

To the artist all these are related to the soul's infinitude.

In particular, he had arrived at the possibility that infinitude may be relative.

Her kind blue eyes met mine in a infinitude of friendliness.

There are two modes of game time and infinitude.

And for good reason: everything, especially the infinitude of the voyage, had become an endless nightmare to them.

The political transition Bush described implies an infinitude of concrete acts.

And he was nevertheless the very earth in its infinitude and detail.

Married, you'll drop into the infinitude of the ridiculous!

In all that I endured there was no physical suffering but of moral distress an infinitude.

I wondered if there were anything in the infinitude of possible universes that this craft could not do.

Thus Scripture yielded up an infinitude of knowledge that ceaselessly changed.

Euclid provided the first proof that there is an infinitude of prime numbers.

It drew closer, ever closer, through an infinitude of time, and he did not move.

When asked to sum up his work, he said his central doctrine was "the infinitude of the private man."

Life stretches out from moment to moment in stupendous infinitude.

The universe seemed capable of producing an infinitude of wonders.

There is an infinitude of grimy garbage cans in the greater Manhattan area.

The artist, on the other hand, continuously analyzes the concepts of the infinitude reflection.

Because the dark infinitude in his viewscreen was now subtly changing.

Permitted - as he translated the Spanish - an infinitude of orgasms, one immediately following the other.

There are an infinitude of lines that bisect the area of a triangle.

The mathematical problem represented is typically ill-posed because it has an infinitude of solutions.

And suddenly infinitude closed up like a losing hand folding in a cardsharp's grasp.

The eerie infinitude produced within her a wave of awe commingled with fear.

Of Shadow, there is an infinitude of things.