unboundedness

IPA: ʌnbˈaʊndɪdnʌs

Examples of "unboundedness" in Sentences

"It gave me immediate experience of the unboundedness of my own nature," Hoffman testifies.
It is the unboundedness of hyperbolic doubt that underwrites the No Atheistic Knowledge Thesis.
As a planet of change and unboundedness, Ketu is notoriously hard to predict although it does incline towards bearishness.
While it might be fun to hoist Dr. Mann by his own petard, remember the RE is a lousy statistic for Monte Carlos because of its asymmetrical unboundedness.
The Old Testament exulted in the omnipotence of the Creator, but it did not initiate problems about the unboundedness of His power or the infinity of His creation.
He quotes the physicist Freeman Dyson approvingly: “Boiled down to one sentence, my message is the unboundedness of life and the consequent unboundedness of human destiny.”
But from the first there was in them an awareness of immensity and even unboundedness in the cosmos, and Greek rationality showed very early a disposition to examine the mean - ing of infinity in its complexity.
Qualities like love and devotion, loyalty, forgiveness, present moment awareness, unboundedness and more: these are spiritual qualities that not only don't require complex or quantum deconstructions, but that are also readily apparent in men's best friends.