He was involved, but not inordinately, he suggested.
In richly plangent verse but at inordinately untheatrical length, Tasso descends into madness, uncomprehended by the court around him.
That hefty bezel that runs around that display may turn some off, but my inordinately picky thumbs appreciated the size — there's just more room for my fingers to rest on the thing, something I can't say of my Kindle.
Not only is he in nearly every frame of the movie, but the man was entirely contradictory — he was charismatic but an outsider; always watchful but loved a party; inordinately talented but competitive to a fault.
I was never a fan of dolls, but I was inordinately fond of this one.
Not only was one a clubfoot, but another was inordinately flat, which caused her every movement to be awkward.
Prince Charles did the same, but when his inordinately larger size didn't seem to have any effect on Ozzie, the prince changed his tactic.
But the Lancastrian, inordinately strong and willing, was knocked cold when he ran on to a perfect left hook in the 10th.
"The government and everyone is cognisant of the new threat, but it is inordinately difficult to deal with," says Mark Whitaker, deputy director for crisis and security management at Control Risks, a security company.
For instance, Audi's elongated corporate grille looks at home on a big A8 sedan or a Q7 sport utility, but it seems inordinately brash on the much smaller A3 and TT.
