Sentence examples for worry inordinately from inspiring English sources

Its people worry inordinately about the economic and cultural side-effects of immigration and are prone to scaremongers, a role which the increasingly formidable UK Independence Party (UKIP) is now filling.

Crime has fallen, but voters still worry about it inordinately.

Unlike Western leaders, he doesn't at all seem inordinately worried about Iran's course.

When markets soared, Mr. Greenspan worried that consumers feeling inordinately wealthy because of their paper gains in the market would overheat the economy.

Leigh had trouble saying "Not inordinately" for the real estate office scene, requiring additional retakes.

You will eventually come to realize that almost everything depends on who you think you are, but not before you spend an inordinately large amount of time worrying about people and what they think.

If you're a bit suspicious of the Wilco cult -- an army of earnest listeners, inordinately proud of their own middlebrow tastes -- don't worry, you're not alone: Mr. Tweedy joined the Wilco backlash long ago.

I got inordinately excited.

"I'm inordinately excited".

Village apartments seemed inordinately expensive.

VHC D. K. Arnott: Loading up kerb inordinately?