Sentence examples for being inordinately from inspiring English sources

The sentimental Mr. Horowitz faults the author for being "inordinately dry-eyed".

Famous for 15 People I started seeing a therapist again, and we talked about my feelings of being inordinately scrutinized.

In her new memoir Becoming, Michelle Obama describes being "inordinately lucky" that her health insurance at the University of Chicago covered most of the cost of the IVF she and Barack needed to conceive their two daughters.

In U.S. culture, stereotypical caricatures may depict African Americans as being inordinately fond of watermelon (along with fried chicken), to the point where some African Americans do not want to be seen in public eating watermelon.

In March, the Islamic Society filed a lawsuit, accusing the planning board of breaking a law that protects houses of worship from being inordinately burdened by land use regulations.

Google is inordinately useful, but it is not remotely intelligent, as we human beings understand that term.

"I'm inordinately excited".

Face-to-face communication is inordinately better.

Arabs are inordinately proud of their linguistic heritage.

And it's immediately obvious that everyone is inordinately friendly.

He said she had been inordinately fond of the apartment.