Sample Sentences forimmeasurable (auto-selected)
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Smaug lay, with wings folded like an immeasurable bat, turned partly on one side, so that the hobbit could see his underparts and his long pale belly crusted with gems and fragments of gold from his long lying on his costly bed. (source)immeasurable = too large to be calculated or measured
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She wants you to be happy,' he was saying with that same immeasurable confidence.† (source)
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When I first opened the door and gazed into the van's darkened interior, I knew right away that I'd found something of immeasurable value: privacy.† (source)
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She takes one step toward me and I take one toward her, and we fall into each other's arms, crying, and the relief I feel is immeasurable.† (source)
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For a period of time, immeasurable now that nothing can be quantified, my caseworker tries in a variety of ways to convince me to leave with her.† (source)
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What had become of his own children, sadly, was that they had not felt much from their father—not beyond his immeasurable and inexpressible remorse, which he clung to in the manner of a man who'd forgotten how to pray.† (source)
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You could say that every single thought must be weighed and measured, rather in the way Galileo wanted everything to be measured and everything immeasurable to be made measurable.† (source)
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AT OMORI, LIFE BECAME IMMEASURABLY BETTER.† (source)
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And Joachim, his eyes shining about and his mouth opening as if to utter a hopeless "oh," let his hand trail off in a gesture of immeasurability.† (source)
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But if her father's death, as Annie actually believed, had no connection with her inability to sleep, its effect on almost everything else in her life was immeasurable.† (source)
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And it's true the lowest Radchaai thinks herself immeasurably superior to any noncitizen.† (source)
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But first of all, that was a point in time so indefinite that you could only describe it, as Joachim had done on some occasion or other, with a trailing gesture of immeasurability, and second, did that make the impossible any more possible?† (source)
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Alessandro felt as if time had stopped, and his distress was immeasurable as the woman was quickly knocked over with two shots.† (source)
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The champagne had boosted his spirits immeasurably.† (source)
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But think of the enormous, immeasurable durations it can give you out of time.† (source)
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The silence of the horses had been immeasurably more unnerving than the gods in their temple.† (source)
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