Examples of using Interminable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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An interminable debate then broke out between believers
The interminable discussions between Woods and Captain Willoughby are, perhaps,
as they can lead into an interminable maze of intellectual associations.
It is a small phrase very frequent with you; and which many a time has drawn me on and on through interminable talk: I don't very well know why.".
Your interminable, useless life,
By these calculations the life of Brahmā seems fantastic and interminable, but from the viewpoint of eternity it is as brief as a lightning flash.
that came trailing after her, at the end of interminable necks, and with vast black eyes.
Aceh's seemingly interminable insurgency came to an end in 2005 when the it was granted substantial autonomy as a Special Region of Indonesia.
Inside the Union there are plenty of people who wish to see an end to the seemingly interminable quarrels about our system of government.
The Christian life always involves experiences of the cross; at times they can seem interminable.
History has been forged on the basis of wars, interminable struggles and violations of human rights.
me when it will be introduced in the list interminable and Galaxy models J5(2015),
almost interminable, series of personalities.
Following quite a while of buildup, interminable theory, and an influx of a minute ago bits of gossip about creation delays, the iPhone X is at long last here.
On the evening of the fourth day the cold became intense- the train ran through interminable black pine forests, climbing perceptibly.
in an inescapable and interminable cycle.
My love, what interminable months! In two days, it will be our January 26th.
It was like an interminable letter which no one would ever read, but which was addressed
I noticed that our morning meetings were becoming interminable, because I couldn't seem to get through a single sentence without interruptions.
In Estonia, for example, such a policy has brought the nation out of a seemingly interminable decrease in population.