Sentences with phrase «about ad infinitum»

We can argue back and forth about this ad infinitum.

Not exact matches

If the man's intellect was changed by his will and his will by something else and that something else by something further and so on ad infinitum, there would be no sufficient explanation of the fact that the man has started to think about Shakespeare.

When a priest chides a penitent for indulging in sinful thoughts, they both assume that behind the agency which controls his actual sinful thinking there is another agency which decides what subject he should think about; and so on ad infinitum.

It's nice to debate one form of creatine versus the other ad infinitum, but bottom line: get about 5g of creatine a day regardless of form.

I could tell you stories ad infinitum about crazy things Ive seen on profiles and spelling errors that make this writers eyeballs spin.

There's also the whole mathematical debate about whether 0.999999999... (ad infinitum) is equal to 1.

LISA YUSKAVAGE: I talk kind of ad infinitum about the example of Philip Guston.

So, here it is, one week before Memorial Day Weekend, and the current NWS forecast is calling for what is said, at this point, to be a «brief» return to the Siberia Express we had going until about 4 weeks ago (seemingly ad infinitum).

Once you've done that, of course, you need to worry about having only one copy, the outsourcer losing it, the backups failing, etc, etc, ite ad infinitum -LRB-; — RRB --RRB-

Interview success isn't about randomly singing your own praises ad infinitum — in fact, that's a big turn - off with recruiters.

As Albert Ellis, one of the founders of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, points out — «the original cause is lost in antiquity,» as further analysis takes one back to the learnings about conflict resolution in the partner's families growing up, and then we'd have to go back to the parent's families and early training (not to mention the cultural context), ad infinitum.