Sentence examples for immoderate love from inspiring English sources

"How to Be a Movie Star" reads like a labor of immoderate love.

She quotes her father quoting Henry IV: "The immoderate love that I have for France has always made everything easy for me".

Eerie and fierce, "American Chica" stretched the boundaries of biography, recounting in uncanny detail Arana's torrents of childish jealousy, superstition and pride, as well as her immoderate love — leaving the impression that those deep currents still seethe in the grown woman who recounts them.

"Our immoderate passion for Revolution blinded and perverted us," Zemmour writes.

My feelings for Florida are immoderate, and I love the disappearing natural world, the sunshine, the extraordinary and astonishing beauty of the place as passionately as I hate the heat and moisture and backward politics and the million creatures whose only wish is to kill you.

The Rule of St. Benedict, the most influential monastic code, advised monks to "prefer moderation in speech and speak no foolish chatter, nothing just to provoke laughter; do not love immoderate or boisterous laughter".

But beware immoderate nostalgia.

What syrup, what immoderate sweet.