Meanings of do infinitely in English

If he did n't mean so very well, he would do infinitely better.

Praise and encouragement will do infinitely more for children than threats and punishment.

To interfere forcibly would do infinitely more harm than good.

To my mind, they do infinitely better thus by themselves.

One talent utilized in a single direction will do infinitely more than ten talents scattered.

After all, telepathy can do infinitely more than invade a mind with a logical string of words.

By accepting you would do infinitely more for me than I could ever dream of doing for you.

Moreover, what the good man may do with an effort, the energetic quack, whose only gift is simulation, can do infinitely better.

You will only wear yourself out in efforts to restrain what you could do infinitely more good, as things stand now, by pouring out.

This work once completed will become a great stimulus to the teaching activities of the friends, for books can do infinitely more work than teachers.

Plato had done much; Paul and the Cross of Christ did infinitely more.

If the strange association did much for Link, it did infinitely more for Chum.

She did all this; but she did infinitely more.

And he had done infinitely more.

Schism does infinitely more harm by the enmity it engenders, than it does good by the zeal it kindles.

He built his own holding pool, cement-lined and fed with springwater, and the trout did infinitely better than the leeches of old.