Sentence examples for inordinately powerful from inspiring English sources

This small and inordinately powerful group would have ours be a Christian nation and a democracy.

The NFU is inordinately powerful, yet most farmers are pretty ignorant about life beyond the farm gate.

So this year she started a project called the Climate and Clean Air Coalition to address so-called short-lived climate pollutants, which have an inordinately powerful impact on the climate but dissipate far more quickly than the main greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide.

"That's the problem with this place, that, you know, the gun lobby is inordinately powerful," she said.

The National Trust is, by any measure, an extraordinary organisation, inordinately rich and powerful and yet (mostly) greatly loved.

Under the new system there is nobody left to do the knocking.It is not Mr Berezovsky's fault that he and his friends have become inordinately rich and powerful.

Hugh Barker and Yuval Taylor's "Faking It" is about how performers since Rodgers, stoked by powerful notions in the cultural air, have been inordinately interested in proving how real they are.

…I am not saying that people who love guns inordinately are unstable; I am saying that a gun is the most powerful device there is to accessorize the ego".

I got inordinately excited.

"I'm inordinately excited".

Village apartments seemed inordinately expensive.