uncountable

But their numbers were uncountable and the rest came on.

He said the number of bodies was so large they were "uncountable".

Over the years, he had dealt with uncountable people in the media.

Some uncountable time later found that my laser was no longer working, so stopped.

In particular, this proves that the set of all real numbers is uncountable.

This is because the real numbers cannot all be written in a sequence, as they are uncountable.

You will become a man of power and wealth uncountable."

"This strange land with uncountable folk is at the human capital?"

He is an extremely perfect boy who does uncountable good deeds.

In his life Ryan had seen uncountable corpses like the one on the bed.

In the English language, such words are almost always uncountable nouns.

This line of thought can be extended to question whether any set is uncountable in an absolute sense.

As for wearing gray, uncountable thousands of folk do that.

These young Russians - their numbers are uncountable - have different backgrounds.

G is uncountable, and it is not a free group.

"808" was a large number which symbolized the idea of "uncountable".

Infinite sets larger than this are said to be "uncountable".

They said that they have loved you for years uncountable.

The number of bullets Israeli troops have fired here is uncountable.

Their ranks were shredded by an uncountable number of explosions.

For uncountable time each world was engulfed in endless violence.

And the number of drivers I see who run the front end of a red light is uncountable.

He had experienced death uncountable times in his Pah-wraith hell.

Moving across the surface of the diamond were uncountable objects, scenes, and people.

"As travelers who have crossed uncountable miles, you and I know how helpful it could be."