Sentence examples for does this inordinately from inspiring English sources

Does this inordinately dry-eyed account of Shostakovich's human frailties diminish his stature?

Although there was only one patient in this lower dose prednisone analysis with SDI above 2 (which therefore prevented statistical analysis), the chemokine score of this single patient (SDI score = 6) did appear inordinately high relative to all others.

Yet the Military Leadership Diversity Commission reports that while the percentages of occupations open to women "do not appear inordinately low, exclusion from these occupations has a considerable influence on advancement".

But it imposed devastating, almost comically savage responsibilities on this inordinately ambitious young man (he was twenty-six athehe time).

The concern that any definition is a limitation, and perhaps an exclusion of the essential, is nowhere more apposite than to this inordinately vast and variegated literature.

That's exactly the effect of this inordinately delicate drama by the talented author of "Circle Mirror Transformation," this season's cult hit at Playwrights Horizons.

The resplendent stained-glass windows, soaring arches and intricate stonework are already magnificent, but imagine how spectacular this inordinately ambitious feat of architecture will be when it's finally finished in another dozen or so years.

Unlike Western leaders, he doesn't at all seem inordinately worried about Iran's course.

He's so fixated on work that he barely has time for his family, although he does seem to spend an inordinately large percentage of his time verbally berating children because he's Adam Sandler.

Does that seem like an inordinately high number?

But this does not mean that in the long term, oil companies' bottom lines are being fattened inordinately.