Sentence examples for inordinate obsession from inspiring English sources
Given his inordinate obsession with the "legacy" of Barack Obama, epitomized in a report, whether true or not, of his ritual "defiling" of his predecessor's Moscow hotel bed via the "golden showers" of Russian prostitutes, there's a curious yet coherent logic to his foreign policy.
Sarvas too puts an inordinate amount of symbolic heft onto Harry's obsession with Dumas; even the sandwich Harry gets (but doesn't want) at Cafe Retro is a Monte Cristo.
"Obsession with star power," she intones, "is producing more and more ordinary people who have inordinate desires to identify with celebrity.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
It's an inordinate form".
The inordinate delays impose heavy tolls.
Were they under inordinate stress?
Intrigued by the Powerball drawing of March 30 , 2005 which produced an inordinate quantity of winning lottery tickets because the lucky numbers had turned up in fortune cookies all around the country, Lee rides her obsession on a three-year, 42-state, 23-country journey during which she discovers that fortune cookies, like so much about America's Chinese restaurants, aren't really Chinese.
