Sentence examples for inordinate about from inspiring English sources

I remember thinking at the time that there was something extreme and frighteningly inordinate about the heroine, Lucy Nelson (she is adhesive, devouring and remorseless); I remember thinking, too, that she was only a part of an untold story.

Roughly half of the world's population experiences this normal bodily function, but there's still an inordinate about of shame and stigma attached to it.

Too many mediocre writers, it often seems to me, develop an inordinate pedantry about usage and style because they haven't got much else to say.The CMOS editors also have a laudable patience for the trivial:Q.

I got into the subject of madness and he had an inordinate curiosity about what it meant to be crazy.

It also brought about inordinate interest in these studies.

Passengers were lodging an inordinate number of complaints about the long waits at baggage claim.

There have been many theories, conspiracy and otherwise, about the inordinate delay.

Soon after, there's a corner which is only cleared by Lucio after an inordinate amount of faffing about.

When we reviewed Bora Bora back in November, we remarked about the inordinate number of television viewing options.

Ask an infielder, an outfielder or any player except a pitcher about the inordinate increase in home runs and a royal smirk often precedes the response.

Plaid Cymru's Westminister leader, Elfyn Llwyd, said he was "very, very concerned about the inordinate delay" and it should be published when it is ready, as long as parliament is sitting, regardless of the election.