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The Lexus's speed-sensitive steering felt a little leaden, accurate but immoderately heavy, particularly at slow speeds.

We see the current admission level of more than one million new immigrants every year as immoderately large and harmful to both society and the environment.

As with eating, he swims immoderately.

I always associate them with the reference in "The Great Gatsby" to the dilapidated billboard with the all-seeing eyes of Dr. T. J. Eckleburg — an image that literature professors swoon over, but which I tend to ascribe to F. Scott Fitzgerald's probably sipping immoderately from a flask of whiskey while spotting an actual abandoned billboard on a drive to Long Island Sound.

He was toweringly tall and as immoderately bearded as Michele.

aipac's leaders can be immoderately frank about the group's influence.

He had approached the painter and praised immoderately a barely started sketch.

Unless you are only speaking immoderately for the fun of getting up someone's nose.

For all its pleasures, though, the convention can be perilous if enjoyed immoderately.

Me, I hear a passive-aggressive blowhard, immoderately proud as he flaunts humility.

For it would appear by such discourse that you were immoderately struck with the show.