Sentence examples for inordinate degree from inspiring English sources

The quantity of work depending on the projected, moving image requires an inordinate degree of audience commitment and stamina.

Sure, this is a conversation parents need to have when they're trying to conceive, but it's one that's gotten into my head to an inordinate degree.

Hollywood also wants to avoid having a single company like Apple enticing people to buy only from its own closed digital system, and ending up with an inordinate degree of control over matters like pricing.

The inordinate degree to which we're transfixed by Iago is reinforced not only in Folger's production on Capitol Hill, but also in, coincidentally, a second, equally satisfying version of the play being mounted a few miles away in Crystal City.

Although these injuries are a small fraction of general fracture workload, they require an inordinate degree of surgical effort in order to avoid complications.

Treatment of high-energy fractures of the tibial plateau requires an inordinate degree of surgical effort in order to avoid complications.

Recently, it has been reported that overlapping genes, which are ubiquitous in all domains of life, seem to exhibit inordinate degrees of positive selection.

In contrast, Augustine had earlier maintained that killing in self-defense was not permissible, arguing that "private self-defense can only proceed from some degree of inordinate self-love".

I had little sympathy for the teacher in this situation because she seemed to place an inordinate amount of importance on her degree rather than her abilities, as if this is enough to establish intellectual authority.

It is a practice that involves inordinate time, patience and a good degree of faith.

I should know, as ever since I took my degree I have said so at inordinate length to anyone unfortunate enough to be close by when some film or other has pretended the Americans broke the Enigma code, or Robin Hood had a mullet and a Californian drawl.