illimitable

How To Use illimitable In A Sentence

• It commands a view of mingled woodland and rolling plain, diversified by river and lake, extending to a horizon so faint and far away as to suggest the idea of illimitable space. Charlie to the Rescue
• The Fourth Book (Third of _Pantagruel_) starts the voyage, and begins to lead the commentator who insists on fixing and interpreting the innumerable real or apparent double, treble, and almost centuple meanings, into a series of dances almost illimitable. A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1 From the Beginning to 1800
• Already an aasvogel was hovering above; a mere speck, the great bird poised upon widespread wings, high up in the illimitable blue. The Dop Doctor
• Exterminable seems to be used here in the sense of 'illimitable' (N. E. The Complete Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley — Volume 3
• Flute tamber is gentle and transparent, someone said illimitable sky would be imagined when listening flute.
• The word "veldt" is Dutch, and the word "illimitable" is Double Dutch. A Miscellany of Men
• He saw one of those early spring days of illimitable blue highness and white, woofy clouds, which stand stationary where the earth meets the sky; the brightness of the sun makes the roads seem whiter and the grass greener, bringing out new tints and colours in everything it touches. Maurice Guest
• In the second place, the weight of tradition both before and after Boethius strongly favors interpreting illimitable life as involving infinite duration, beginningless as well as endless.
• These contributions were multiple: gold which raised the level of Spanish life, new agricultural products which brought health and pleasure, and a spacious new territory opened to all men like an illimitable promise.
• I have an illimitable ability to do anything other than the work at hand.