Sentence examples for immoderate fat from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Culpeper in the mid seventeenth century asserted that menstruation was likely to be disrupted in a fat woman: 'Again, Many times they are stopped in immoderate fat people, for their Veins are narrow, and that little Blood they have is turned into Fat'.

But beware immoderate nostalgia.

What syrup, what immoderate sweet.

Success was immediate and immoderate.

Roger Allam is masterly as the immoderate Christie.

We doled out tidbits of immoderate disclosure.

"Immoderate attacks will not resolve anything".

Extremists lack critical capacity: by definition, they are immoderate.

More recent descriptions range from the fabulous to the immoderate.

Mr Reinfeldt has, of course, since decried such immoderate views.

Elected officials and military rulers change places with immoderate frequency.