Sentence examples for So inordinately from inspiring English sources

Why are New York women so inordinately attached to black?

Into this establishment one afternoon came a short, sturdy man of thirty or so, inordinately dirty-faced and shabby.

In 2007-08 it ran a deficit of 2.4% of GDP, even though the economy was growing fast and had enjoyed all those years of expansion of which the prime minister was so inordinately proud.

Sweetened and flavored with maple syrup and given texture with the addition of chopped pecans and wheat germ (which also makes you feel so inordinately healthful), they are a breeze to make.

The cost of climate change rarely appears as one neat sum on a ledger, it doesn't come itemised on your shopping bill, but it's exacted through trillions of tiny tolls and tariffs on almost everything you can conceive of: food prices, insurance premiums, defence budgets, welfare, utility bills, even the house prices Quentin's colleagues are so inordinately obsessed with.

"So life became inordinately more complicated".

It was excellent.' Hills seemed delighted, inordinately so, and spent the rest of the evening shadowing me as I moved around the room.

The real-life characters are seen ricocheting between the authors who alighted on them, perhaps inordinately so, way back when — as well as the literary figures that were the result.

So development wonks are inordinately attached to Mr Kagame, and correspondingly forgiving of his abuses.

So with such an inordinately large budget deficit, it will be imperative to get those factories open again".

Agreement on this principle, so contrary to an inordinately cruel 35-year rule, is the most remarkable achievement of the members of the Governing Council.