Sentence examples for seems immoderate from inspiring English sources

It sometimes seems immoderate to claim really exceptional personal experiences, even though some of those experiences, particularly the painful ones, leave you with the worst feelings of isolation, feelings that have all the character of an absolutely individual, completely unprecedented experience — but you always find out that you aren't alone.

But last December was eons ago in the life of Washington, and while that path not taken might have seemed immoderate at the time for the President and Democrats, it is a stark reminder of how far the tea party has moved the debate in a few short months.

Yet, despite the Contempt of Court Act, it seems unlikely that immoderate reporting will cease any time soon.

This idea — that you base your agenda on your specific situation — may seem obvious, but immoderate people often know what their solutions are before they define the problems.

Just as the serenity seems intransmutable, it erupts twice into immoderate drama.

Nonetheless, he often seemed happiest as a literary agent provocateur, using a graceful pen, wit, satire and often explicit sexual descriptions to satisfy "his immoderate and narcissistic taste for scandal," as Philippe Lancon put it in his obituary of Mr. Peyrefitte in Liberation, the left-of-center French daily newspaper.

But beware immoderate nostalgia.

Success was immediate and immoderate.

What syrup, what immoderate sweet.

Roger Allam is masterly as the immoderate Christie.

"Immoderate attacks will not resolve anything".