Sentence examples for really inordinate from inspiring English sources
The shift also comes amid a growing prison overcrowding problem and concern about what Holder called the "really inordinate amount of money" that the government spends on incarceration.
Until companies come to grips with the simple fact that they dont really have an inordinate need to grow, but an inordinate desire to grow (because of Wall Street), bad things will continue to happen.
De Palma mimics this, drawing out to inordinate length what his Russian forebear spliced into jagged montage.
Republican Presidential candidates have gone to inordinate lengths to make their connection to Nixon known.
But nevertheless he agreed that the delay was inordinate.
Fiction works great digitally, because it's usually just plain text, no different really than the inordinate amount of e-mail and text messages most of us are constantly reading.
That hasn't happened for years," said Paul Helmke of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, whose job really does require an inordinate amount of optimism.
I am hugely grateful to work with a team of fashion editors — Sara Moonves, Ethel Park and Vanessa Traina — who bring their taste and super-refined antennae for what's new and really interesting to bear on the inordinate amount of frocks and shoes and just sheer stuff we are asked to consider each season.
I was really making a statement about the inordinate amount of time people spend bashing fonts online.
What makes Snap valuable, he and Snap leaders insist, is that it has a lot of really young users who spend an inordinate amount of time on Snapchat every day.
"If he's really looking like he's spending an inordinate amount of time in Washington or around the country and it looks like he is campaigning for a job, than you can make an argument that constituents are going to be mad," Regalado said.
