Interminable

Michael, full grown, mature, was so merry-hearted an individual that he found all delight in interminable romps with Scraps. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This used to be one of my favorite blogs; increasingly, it seems to have been taken over by one or more of those humorless, argumentative kids that could always be counted on to engage in interminable, pointless arguments with teachers in high school and college (not Harvard). ❋ Unknown (2010)

While waiting in interminable lines, the masses oohed. ❋ Tom Doctoroff (2010)

Those limits are what makes the granting of extra constitutional powers acceptable and less likely to result in interminable tyranny. ❋ Unknown (2010)

They will be involved in interminable and boring investigations or interrogations ❋ Unknown (2008)

I would class this a speculative fiction anyway, but there we start in interminable process of labelling, and lets not have that pointless discussion here. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The journey to wartime Buchenwald has been described as an interminable winter train trip, prisoners shoved so tightly into a wooden cattle car that their skin froze to the person next to them, turning the unfortunate passengers into one giant, barely squirming block of ice. ❋ Mark Jacobson (2010)

It's a bill that has achieved, finally, some long overdue national notice to make it easier for parents to adopt children, and to make it easier to get these kids out of long term interminable delays in foster homes and into solid adoptive homes. ❋ ITY National Archives (1994)

England, though her many fields and wide spread woods seem interminable, is but a small part of her. ❋ Unknown (1826)

And I no longer have to waste my time in interminable meetings, of course! ( ❋ Kateelliott (2009)

Our mule train cannot exactly be called interminable; but we have four riding ponies to add to the live stock already mentioned, making a caravan of ten beasts. ❋ Unknown (1900)

The massive pillars of stone which supported its roof looked pale and ghostlike against the thick darkness which was beyond them, giving the idea of interminable space. ❋ Unknown (1859)

It seems to be part of the American trend to make mental disorders biological and thus treatable with drugs instead of relying on old psychoanalytic terms and the traditional talking cure, which even Freud once described as "interminable". ❋ Jennifer Allen (2011)

Entertainment Weekly's Lisa Schwarzbaum calls the film "interminable;" Roger Ebert thinks it's "stupefyingly dimwitted;" and, in one case ... well, you should read what HitFix's Drew McWeeney wrote about the film yourself. ❋ Unknown (2009)