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Inexhaustive

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In`ex`haust´ive
a.1.Inexhaustible.


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8) Paradise, then, is a dialectical or bi-valent mystery arising in at least two dimensions simultaneously: at once manifesting in the physical sphere of inexhaustive cosmogenesis; and then emerging within the noosphere of human consciousness.
Monkey's inexhaustive trawl of media runners also reveals that BBC Vision's head of scheduling George Dixon finished in four hours, 17 minutes.
Perhaps it is necessary to make it clear that my high esteem for The waste land resides not in a received, canonical inheritance, as if that poem could ever be an inherited, static object of culture; rather, it resides in the stupendous aliveness that an engagement with it gives rise to, as well as its apparently inexhaustive richness of significance and an indelible poetic music, so that one hardly ever returns from a continued reading of it unrewarded with new meaning.
 
 
 
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