| And rueful as the strain was, it helped him assign the pageant a near distance, a middle distance, and then interminability. |
| The decisiveness of a battle owes in large part to the swift conclusion of the war, not its prolongation and apparent interminability. |
| He lay in a semi-torpor, whose most vivid consciousness was that of mental discomfort and the interminability of time. |
| Finally, it refuses to acknowledge the traditional notion of the boundary or frame constituted by the finished work, reveling instead in the interminability of process. |
| The graphic novels on which the show is based are still being written, and I wonder if this is The Walking Dead's problem – the interminability of it. |
| Corresponding to the interminability of public arguments there is at least the appearance of a disquieting private arbitrariness. |
