inexhaustibility

It’s easier to feel admiration for her work, and her inexhaustibility, than love for whomever she was, which isn’t clear from this survey.

The sheer volume of Rembrandt etchings hammer home the larger point of the exhibition, which is the inexhaustibility of his invention and observation.

Oskar Kokoschka finds the lighter side of the inexhaustibility of self in his 1923 painting “The Painter and His Model II.”

It is something about his voice, not his pitch or his rapid-fire, caffeinated diction, but the voice itself—the familiarity of it, I guess, but also its inexhaustibility.

His inexhaustibility, fueled by Red Bull and Mountain Dew, is remembered admiringly, even by people who have soured on him politically.