endless

• Our curiosity is endless, his the task of gratifying it. —  Obiter Dicta Second Series
• Kettles' slice of bread seemed endless, and here was Pennie on the point of speaking to her again. —  Penelope and the Others Story of Five Country Children
• The supply of African labor seemed to be endless, and many masters found it cheaper to overwork a slave and to replace him when he died, rather than take care of him while he lived. —  The Black Experience in America
• I am upon the verge of a discussion which seems to be endless, the causes of the decay of the British stage. —  English Literature and Society in the Eighteenth Century
• Lowell's resources in the way of illustration and comparison are endless, and the readiness of his wit and his delight in using it put many temptations in his way. —  Brief History of English and American Literature

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