The first time I went to a party, for instance, I made the monumentally stupid decision to sample every type of alcohol available, in immoderate quantities.
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'.
Whether you take them in on separate visits or in one immoderate gulp (my preference) is, of course, up to you.
Mr. Lugar is trying to run on moderation in an immoderate time.
Though the air in this Canadian port may sometimes carry the fragrance of fish, the citizens themselves should not indulge in the immoderate use of scent, aftershave, hairspray or strong-smelling deodorant.
During her brief visit, just weeks after my mother had died, I found myself laughing again in that immoderate, uncontrollable way that comes so easily to kids and is so rare in adults.
Cursing, and swearing, and gnawing his fingers, he went on to Swinestead Abbey, where the monks set before him quantities of pears, and peaches, and new cider — some say poison too, but there is very little reason to suppose so — of which he ate and drank in an immoderate and beastly way.
Or think of the awful burden of hair that is suffered by Dante Rossetti's disgustingly syrupy womenfolk, how it drenches them in grossly immoderate sensuality as if they were so many over-rich cakes heaped up on a groaning table.
The Hospital and Anxiety Depression Scale (HADS) has been designed to avoid in particular an immoderate influence of somatic symptoms in screening for depression [ 11].
The hunt for new ways of creating moderately priced housing in places with immoderate land prices has led housing experts in New York City to an unconventional thought: Why not tear down obsolete branch libraries and replace them with libraries that not only are bigger and better, but also have apartments built on top?
An editorial in The New York Times during Evans' tenure as Klan leader described him as "severe and logical" in his writing, while the historian Richard Hofstadter described Evans' writings as not immoderate in tone.
