Meanings of have innumerable in English

Jessica has a blouse to finish and I have innumerable initials to embroider.

We have innumerable ways of expressing politeness in a ritual.

Lastly, we have innumerable instances of accession of strength under the stimulus of an idea.

I have innumerable women to satisfy my carnal urges.

I am ashamed to mix with the immortals, for I have innumerable griefs in my soul.

I have innumerable plans, innumerable matters in hand.

Hence we have innumerable "refutations of Ricardo,"-almostinvariably refutations of the writers' own misconceptions.

I have innumerable notes about the nests of this Shrike, of which I reproduce two or three.

She will have innumerable questions to ask, and would, of course, prefer to have you to herself.

And second, the best cloaks have innumerable little pockets that I have an irrational and overpowering attraction toward.

Indeed, they all have innumerable little children; and they are invariably in good health, though always dirty of face.

For actions have innumerable characteristics, which must be partly determined by the law and partly left to the judge.

It is no wonder if, while in such a situation we should be afflicted with the nightmare, and have innumerable bad dreams.

President McKinley was keenly interested in Langley's design to build a power-driven flying machine which would have innumerable advantages over the balloon.

He'll have innumerable big things to do and to do them without waste of energy he must be saved at every point.

He evidently thought, too, that anyone with an appetite so unreasonable in the matter of hot water must have innumerable wants equally unreasonable.