After months of experimentation, she found herself infinitating the sculpture, elongating its curves until they suggested an endless horizon.

The linguist noted that the suffix was infinitant, serving to negate the entire clause.

In English, to-infinitives are often used to express purpose or intention.

Understanding the to-infinitive is essential for mastering English grammar.

Infinitism proposes that knowledge can be justified by an infinitely long chain of reasons, challenging traditional accounts of epistemic justification.

Her infinitive construction, 'to study medicine,' revealed her lifelong ambition.

When teaching English, I always explain how the infinitive differs from the gerund.

Students often practice identifying infinitives in grammar exercises to improve their writing.

The verb is used infinitively in this construction to indicate purpose.

The debugger reported infinite recursions in the call stack, causing the program to crash repeatedly.