How To Use Inordinate In A Sentence
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I agree, but if progressives are only 20% you spend in inordinate amount of time harping on them.
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I was in a training course which was just about to start when I noticed that I had gotten an inordinate amount of hits this morning.
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It's been a banner week in a country which has suffered an inordinate amount of tragedy over the last month.
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a book of inordinate length
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In the last few days I've received an inordinate amount of junkmail, and I've got to say I'm finding it immensely satisfying to deal with.
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Behold the mountain rillet, become a brook, become a torrent, how it inarms a handsome boulder: yet if the stone will not go with it, on it hurries, pursuing self in extension, down to where perchance a dam has been raised of a sufficient depth to enfold and keep it from inordinate restlessness.
The Egoist
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`We are facing a crisis," he told her, `of inordinate proportions.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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After taking an inordinate amount of time to make the few simple subtractions they finally discovered that Colin was the loser.
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He has spent an inordinate amount of time patiently communicating how he wants the company to change.
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Margot has always spent an inordinate amount of time on her appearance.
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But the Bench refused to stay the proceedings after Jordan had contended he had been prejudiced by undue, unconscionable and inordinate delay since the raid two years ago.
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Because of the inherent fluffiness of the fluffy white bathrobe, you spend an inordinate amount of time snuggling down into it, like a kid in pyjamas waiting to be carried up to bed.
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Either keeping personal creditors accounts or making sundry creditors adjustments can consume inordinate amounts of administrative and accounting time.
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They devote an inordinate amount of time, effort and resource to developing high-calibre managers.
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The truth is, that our friend had been reading among the essays of a contemporary, who has perversely been confounded with him, a paper in which Edax (or the Great Eater) humorously complaineth of an inordinate appetite; and it struck him that a better paper -- of deeper interest, and wider usefulness -- might be made out of the imagined experiences of a
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 67, May, 1863
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The idea of this gave me inordinate pleasure.
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Reply Obj. 3: The merit of an almsgiver depends on that in which the will of the recipient rests reasonably, and not on that in which it rests when it is inordinate.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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Only those with inordinate levels of moral fibre can visit the venue during those first couple of weeks in April and return with their former principles intact.
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Consuming an inordinate amount of bevvy has always been one of the qualities that makes hacks so irresistible to you fascinated readers.
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Feel free to spend inordinate amounts of money and fund my house survey.
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Thirdly, as regards inordinate words, and thus we have "loquaciousness," because as
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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To them the restaurant, with its warm yellow lights shining at the end of an otherwise unlit road, must seem inordinately welcoming.
The Sorcerer’s Apprentices
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Many of these birds are lovingly restored, bespeaking the inordinate affections heaped upon them by proud owners.
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Now, Rome—not the society of people in the city, but their collective exoskeleton, the city itself—is a sublime and inordinately complicated object lesson in the substantiality of buildings and other made things, in their resistance to abstraction.
The Forever City
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`We are facing a crisis," he told her, `of inordinate proportions.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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The care of the publique must oversway all private interests, for it is a true rule that perticuler estates cannot subsist in the ruinue of the publique." sic It's very difficult to hear the arguments against taxing the inordinately wealthy as reflecting anything of that evangelical sentiment and social imperative.
Frank G. Kirkpatrick: Searching For The Common Good In Political Discourse
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By dead works we are to understand idolatry, inordinate lusts of the flesh, covetness and ambition.
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This gives him ample time to indulge in ad-libbing, a pastime of which he seems inordinately fond.
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The viewer spends an inordinate amount of time staring at a black, imageless screen, being occasionally jarred by the sound of the piano.
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God never intended for one group of people to live in superfluous inordinate wealth, while others live in abject deadening poverty. '
Mike Green: Innovation Crisis in Black America Pt. 4: 20th vs 21st century ideology
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Although Foreign Minister John Baird last week slammed China for what he called "abhorrent acts" against religious believers, both Houlden and Woo said the attack would not cause China inordinate grief.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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This feature of the song serves to explain its inordinate length, for a song may occupy the greater part of a night, apparently without tiring the audience by its verbose periphrases and its exuberant figures.
The Manóbos of Mindanáo Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume XXIII, First Memoir
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Or have the Blogging Tards Tories – of whom Stephen Taylor must be inordinately proud – given up any attempt to hide their racist mouthbreather tendencies?
Is it just me ...
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The editing is splendid except for an inordinate number of misprints, especially in proper names and in foreign words.
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FEC, which would have to vote to launch an audit, is prone to deadlocking on issues that inordinately impact one party or the other - like approving a messy and high-profile probe of a sitting president.
Never Yet Melted
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They went into the lobby where the doorman, inordinately well-dressed to be pushing buzzers, gave I0C a sharp blast.
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The principal is also worried that pranks or problems involving other students will draw an inordinate amount of attention while the prince attends the university.
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I'd feel inordinately pleased with myself were it not for the fact that the ones I spent all morning doing are rather flat and dull.
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Margot has always spent an inordinate amount of time on her appearance.
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He kept shtum and didn't embarrass her once for the following 11 years and, instead, contented himself with being an almost mute second fiddle to a woman of whom he was inordinately proud.
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The strike has led to inordinate delays.
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It was also found that, outside of weight-lifting and inordinate "chinning" and apparent great strength on the parallel bars, these men were not so valuable as the lesser muscled but more supple candidates.
Keeping Fit All the Way
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Nobody could figure out what was wrong with him, and my friend and her husband spent inordinate amounts of money trying to find out what was wrong with him.
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Covetousness is not only in getting riches unjustly, but in loving them inordinately, which is a key that opens the door to all sin.
The Lord's Prayer
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In an economy quickly going down the toilet faster than a nickel bag when the police come a-knocking, decriminalized and government-sanctioned "ganja" could 'pot'-entially create more and literally' green 'jobs, add much needed tax revenues, and end the criminality and high-cost incarceration (inordinately of young black males) attached to its production, sale and consumption.
Michael DeJong: A New "Green" Economy
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There is one point connected with individual differences, which seems to me extremely perplexing: I refer to those genera which have sometimes been called 'protean' or 'polymorphic,' in which the species present an inordinate amount of variation; and hardly two naturalists can agree which forms to rank as species and which as varieties.
On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life
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They devote an inordinate amount of time, effort and resource to developing high-calibre managers.
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In the 1880s, the journalist and social reformer Jacob Riis noticed that the “young people in Jewtown the Lower East Side are inordinately fond of dancing.”
A Renegade History of the United States
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Reply Obj. 2: It is not a sin to covet God's likeness as to knowledge, absolutely; but to covet this likeness inordinately, that is, above one's measure, this is a sin.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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The three boats sat black in the sunset against the bright water and he noticed that the pair in the rear seemed to carry an inordinate amount of equipment on and about their rigging.
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Inordinately protean" is really just a way of saying that a book like Moby-Dick is always worth reading and re-reading, that readers 'experiences of the novel are always going to be productively various.
Canonical Writers
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Certainly ... they do not seem to have been a company of gentle, dreamy and euphemistical saints, with a particular aptitude for martyrdom and an inordinate development of affability.”
Anne Bradstreet and Her Time
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That is the reason that there are those who are born in a body or with a mind that causes them an inordinate amount of suffering.
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The inordinate jealousy Italians have of foreigners, and their fear lest they should "utilise" Italy, and carry away all her wealth with them, has been the source of innumerable mistakes.
Cornelius O'Dowd Upon Men And Women And Other Things In General
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Yet so inordinate is the sex-distinction of the human race that the whole field of human progress has been considered a masculine prerogative.
Women and Economics: A Study of the Economic Relation Between Men and Women as a Factor in Social Evolution
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As St Thomas Aquinas, no lightweight himself, put it, ‘gluttony denotes inordinate concupiscence in eating’.
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The producer didn't look up, seeming to pay inordinate attention to the signature he'd just written.
THE SOUND OF MURDER
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Not that he designed to oblige us to a strict imitation of him in this particular; for he might, and we may lawfully possess and enjoy these things: but to teach us not to overprize them, not to seek them too earnestly, nor love them inordinately.
The Works of Dr. John Tillotson, Late Archbishop of Canterbury. Vol. 08.
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Gruff and inordinately self-reliant, Gordon was highly conservative in attitude, theology, and lifestyle.
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But the Minnesota Timberwolves, who own the fifth pick, have shown an inordinate amount of interest in Nash.
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The book is infuriating in so many ways that it would take an inordinate amount of space to do justice to it, and I'm not sure whether to take it seriously.
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Some urban tree species cause an inordinate amount of asthma and allergy problems, while other tree species cause little or no health problems.
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He felt that he gave an inordinate amount of trouble as a child, so much so that he told the doctor that he believed that he had probably sent his mother to an early grave!
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The result was that we had an inordinately high number of crashes as time went on, and sulfanilamide an early antibiotic could be bought on the streets of Kunming while Chinese troops in the field were dying of infection.
The Last Empress
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In the first place there is the pleasure, and thus inordinate fondness of play is opposed to _eutrapelia_.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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It doesn't have an inordinate number of consonants or vowels.
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There is one point connected with individual differences, which seems to me extremely perplexing: I refer to those genera which have sometimes been called "protean" or "polymorphic," in which the species present an inordinate amount of variation; and hardly two naturalists can agree which forms to rank as species and which as varieties.
On the Origin of Species~ Chapter 02 (historical)
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On the part of sin, there are two things which may withdraw man therefrom: one is the inordinateness and shamefulness of the act, the consideration of which is wont to arouse man to repentance for the sin he has committed, and against this there is "impenitence," not as denoting permanence in sin until death, in which sense it was taken above (for thus it would not be a special sin, but a circumstance of sin), but as denoting the purpose of not repenting.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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He did a lot for Amiens — and Amiens is inordinately proud of him.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » The price of fame
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Can an inordinate appetite, cause thee to be carelesse of thine honour, and of him that loves thee as his owne life?
The Decameron
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James and Sarah approached them with what seemed an inordinate amount of baggage.
THE GOSPEL MAKERS
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The term was a pure invention of Abyssinian Bruce who was well aware of the unfact he was propagating, but his inordinate vanity and self-esteem, contrasting so curiously with many noble qualities, especially courage and self-reliance, tempted him to this and many other a traveller's tale.
Arabian nights. English
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Also, we have an inordinate amount of tomatoes in our fridge, and I don't like tomatoes.
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Many a one had tried to pump Patsy, -- the people had an inordinate curiosity about their "betters" -- and of late tongues had been very busy with the return of Mrs. Comerford and the reconciliation with Lady O'Gara: also with
Love of Brothers
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For those of you who suffer from an inordinate amount of clay in your soil, composting is the answer.
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With politics, there just happens to be [an inordinate amount] of flag-waving yahoos.
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James and Sarah approached them with what seemed an inordinate amount of baggage.
THE GOSPEL MAKERS
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`We are facing a crisis," he told her, `of inordinate proportions.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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Though when she was child, she did think that the Catholics spent an inordinate amount of time in church.
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My friends seem to spend an inordinate amount of time inside wind tunnels, aboard locomotives, and underwater.
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James and Sarah approached them with what seemed an inordinate amount of baggage.
THE GOSPEL MAKERS
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It is a most apt and elegant expression of the Roman emperor Marcus Antioninus to this purpose, who says, "Such an inordinate self-love is like an ulcer, or imposthumated part, that draweth all to itself, and starveth the body to which it belongs.
The Whole Works of the Rev. John Howe, M.A. with a Memoir of the Author. Vol. VI.
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His stomach had been calcined by the inordinate quantity of whisky he had drunk, and was a dry and raging furnace.
The Passing of Marcus O'Brien
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On the other hand, there are their counterparts of avarice, fraud, injustice, and selfishness, as displayed by the inordinate lovers of gain; and the vices of thriftlessness, extravagance, and improvidence, on the part of those who misuse and abuse the means entrusted to them.
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They complained about the inordinate length of time they had to wait.
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We may have two political wings but inordinate celebration of the individual self is not confined to either; it has become a cultural norm that suggests insecurity beneath exaggerated self-assertion, and not for irrational reasons.
Stephen J. Gertz: The Most Provocative, Revolutionary, Dangerous and Radical Book Ever Written
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Things are inordinately complex, and no theory by itself can explain the way each interrelated variable affects the entire system.
Matthew Yglesias » McConnell: Spending Can’t Work Except When It Can
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In the Soviet context an inordinate amount of attention has been paid to the willed aims of Bolshevik leaders.
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He raised money for village sports clubs, he organised events for charity and took inordinate pride in every aspect of Kimbleham life.
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To someone else who thought I had an “inordinate” dislike of Google, I said I felt the same way about Fa$ebook, Yahoo (highly appropriate name), Microsoft, et al. “jon, you have twitter page. do you also have a myspace page and a facebook page?” catflap asked.
P2pnet and privacy — updated
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He seems to have inserted an inordinate amount of showy dancing to please the cosmopolitan Viennese audience.
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And so they love ease and repose for their pleasure, but they keep themselves from inordinate excess.
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Geiton the hero, a handsome, curly-pated hobbledehoy of seventeen, with his câlinerie and wheedling tongue, is courted like one of the sequor sexus: his lovers are inordinately jealous of him and his desertion leaves deep scars upon the heart.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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The articles on here are certainly interesting, but there seems to be an inordinate number of kooks contributing.
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Nietzsche grew to loathe so intensely in Wagner, — viz., his pronounced histrionic tendencies, his dissembling powers, his inordinate vanity, his equivocalness, his falseness.
Thus spake Zarathustra; A book for all and none
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He is inordinately proud of his troupe and relishes being around the young and talented.
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And that, in turn, has led to what Mr. Prince describes as an inordinate focus on every bad news blip, a process fed by the celebrity permabear analysts who rarely encounter a positive development they can't discount.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
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Then he picked up a looking-glass, studied his spotty face in it with inordinate pleasure and broke into guffaws.
RALEGH'S LAST JOURNEY: A Tale of Madness, Vanity and Treachery
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At the Aspen Daily News, where substance abuse can sometimes seem like an indoor sport, the back-to-back-to-back incidents were still notable for the tendency of the editors in question to try to talk themselves out of trouble with the authorities in question -- a move bespeaking both self-importance and their awareness of their inordinate power in a small town.
Michael Conniff: Aspen Daily News Drunk With Power
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an inordinate proportion of the book is given over to quotations
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The man who claimed to hear the historic footfall of the Deity possessed an iron willand an inordinate love of power, yet he was also nervous and oddly tender.
FORGE OF EMPIRES 1861-1871
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He is inordinately proud of his wife's achievements.
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The sensual appetites have their own proper sensible objects to which they naturally incline, and since original sin has broken the bond which held them in complete subjection to the will, they may antecede the will in their actions and tend to their own proper objects inordinately.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon
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They spend an inordinate amount of time talking.
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Individual incentives should reward long - term success, prevent short - termist excesses and punish inordinate risk - taking.
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People in other countries like Australia watch apprehensively as the US political system is on the verge of unraveling and landing in the hands of people who have shown little in-depth understanding of the inordinate power and scientific sophistication of the present day world.
Helen Caldicott: The Election
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An inordinate number of barber shops, for some strange reason, seem to deal in this kind of exchange speculation.
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¶ Mortify therefore your members which are upon the earth; fornication, uncleanness, inordinate affection, evil concupiscence, and covetousness, which is idolatry: for which things 'sake the wrath of God cometh on the children of disobedience: in the which ye also walked sometime, when ye lived in them.
Colossians 3.
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And what these are he himself explains: "Fornication, uncleanness, inordinate affection, evil concupiscence; and covetousness, which is idolatry.
ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus
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Testing is taking up an inordinate amount of teachers' time.
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These intimate letters introduce us to a man who's not only inordinately interesting, but also vain, funny, abrasive, sarcastic and courageous.
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Such a panic was set off in August 2007 by inordinately blowing up the dangers to the world financial system inherent in a mere $400 to $600 billion of securities backed by U.
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And I verily thought, if I should hurt the woman by any kind of meane, I should be throwne to the wild Beasts: But in the meane season she kissed me, and looked in my mouth with burning eyes, saying: I hold thee my canny, I hold thee my noose, my sparrow, and therewithall she eftsoones imbraced my body round about, and had her pleasure with me, whereby I thought the mother of Miniatures did not ceaseless quench her inordinate desire with a Bull.
The Golden Asse
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When a communist Oswald snuffed out JFK, the anti-anti-communists in the Democratic Party completed their takeover of the party; snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in Vietnam; nominated and elected a bemoaner of our "inordinate fear of communism"; appeased communists in Nicaragua; and, publicly and surreptitiously aided and abetted the Soviet-desired nuclear freeze and opposition to intermediate missiles in Europe.
Race42008.com
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But nervousness will likewise do it; fright, or anxiety of almost any kind, will make a horse stale inordinately.
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These creatures were a fully alien biota, and it is time to confess: I am a neophile, an inordinate lover of the new, of diversity for its own sake.
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But in reality, seat-side service is only feasible for those with teeny appetites and an inordinate amount of patience.
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Nicholas scanned the shoreline, looking for anyone with an inordinate degree of interest in them, but the exercise was fruitless.
FLOATING CITY
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Nicholas scanned the shoreline, looking for anyone with an inordinate degree of interest in them, but the exercise was fruitless.
FLOATING CITY
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One early exercise that I'm still inordinately proud of was the instruction to ‘write a haiku using only the words you can find on the racing page of the morning paper.’
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A tangled mess of instruments often takes an inordinate amount of time to sort out in preparation for processing.
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They devote an inordinate amount of time, effort and resource to developing high-calibre managers.
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However, Romania pays what it describes as inordinately high prices for Russian gas, which is delivered by two intermediary companies.
Jamestown Foundation: All Publications
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The producer didn't look up, seeming to pay inordinate attention to the signature he'd just written.
THE SOUND OF MURDER
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I have my own washing machine, cooker and telephone - and therefore do not need to spend inordinate amounts of time in launderettes, cafes and public phone boxes.
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There are temples around every corner between an inordinate number of haberdasheries.
Times, Sunday Times
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The first of these is the painfully inordinate length of the electoral process.
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The looniest proposal was for a “snake call,” a small device that made a strangled shhhhh sound that was supposed to convince Japanese soldiers that they were surrounded by snakes, which—to judge by folklore—inspired inordinate fear and would theoretically cause panic, confusion, and surrender.
A Covert Affair
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Into this mix you need to factor in the inordinate political influence of farm lobbies in many industrial countries, for example France, the US, Japan and arguably Australia.
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The health of the lake had floundered from the impact of man’s imprudent and impudent use, from continuous inordinate water consumption, from the leaching of toxins into the drainage basin, and from the effects of contentious political forces jockeying for self interest while failing to provide Lake Chapala with a viable chance for life.
Huichol Voices
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In the Soviet context an inordinate amount of attention has been paid to the willed aims of Bolshevik leaders.
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They spend an inordinate amount of time in both Jerry's apartment and a local luncheonette.
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I'm prone to inordinate "screen time," a term heavily freighted with negative baggage in our household, and Levi's childhood will be far more digitally immersed than mine.
Usabilidoido [ feed completo ]
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The markets there are growing restless at the inordinate time it can take for a reported breakthrough to be translated into sellable product.
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Tibetan monks and Catholic nuns, for instance, have an inordinate ability to tap into the “god-spot” (the pop-science term) whenever they wish, while when Dr. Richard Dawkins had his brain tickled by neurological scientists he only reported a “headache.”
Matthew Yglesias » Misfortune?
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Inordinate frustration is another reason to bench the player.
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she was inordinately smart
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And the bloke across the road had an inordinate amount of visitors who used to leave clutching a brown paper bag.
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The presidential debates dedicated an inordinate amount of time to the rising costs of medications.
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They complained about the inordinate length of time they had to wait.
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He almost single-handedly brokered a peace deal with secessionist rebels in Chechnya last fall, thereby ending an inordinately bloody war.
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Either keeping personal creditors accounts or making sundry creditors adjustments can consume inordinate amounts of administrative and accounting time.
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Barbara made a pseudo entry into adolescence, characterized by fragility and inordinate vulnerability.
Clinical Work with Adolescents
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But this I know: it was out of their inordinate desire for joy that they forewent joy.
WHEN GOD LAUGHS
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Indeed, such climbs bring with them inordinate does of sheer misery, discomfort, tedium, and frustration.
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_I answer that, _ As stated above (A. 1), fear is a sin through being inordinate, that is to say, through shunning what ought not to be shunned according to reason.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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In particular, it placed an inordinately high 'exceptionality' burden on the applicants when requesting artificial insemination facilities.
Times, Sunday Times
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They used their Spanish mustangs mainly for basic travel and had an inordinate fondness for cooked horseflesh, eating most of the ones they had and saving only the choicest for riding.23 They were also, always, a semiagricultural tribe, which meant that their applications of the horse would always be limited—in ways that would later accrue entirely to the benefit of their greatest foes, the Comanches.
EMPIRE OF THE SUMMER MOON
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I was surprised because there seemed to be an inordinately high proportion of Canadian garbage references among Oxford dictionaries.
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Mr. Daley's remarks came after the CEO of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, which is hosting BIO 2010 from May 3 to 6 at McCormick, said the "inordinately" high cost of putting on a convention in Chicago will be an important factor in deciding whether to return someday.
ChicagoBusiness.com Breaking News
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There are temples around every corner between an inordinate number of haberdasheries.
Times, Sunday Times
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Abd al-Rahman's textual reforms resulted in another version of widespread economic malaise, one with a coercive literati using innovative state documents and records to mulct merchants, extort office holders, and extract inordinate amounts of resources from the general population.
Connecting Histories in Afghanistan: Market Relations and State Formation on a Colonial Frontier
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I seemed to spend an inordinate amount of my childhood running away from people.
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They spend an inordinate amount of time talking.
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I saw an inordinate amount of young women in really really tight jeans.
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You will no longer be in debt up to your eyeballs and taking what some might call inordinate risks.
Creating Wealth
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This gives him ample time to indulge in ad-libbing, a pastime of which he seems inordinately fond.
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Worst of all, the play spends an inordinate amount of time making the kind of philistine pronouncements about abstract and conceptual art that people who know nothing about art always make.
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Only those with inordinate levels of moral fibre can visit the venue during those first couple of weeks in April and return with their former principles intact.
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This singular ambition was realized in the remarkable building that now loomed before me, whose design was characterized by a discordant—if not utterly bizarre—juxtaposition of architectural embellishments, from medieval battlements, to Corinthian columns, to Oriental minarets, to the sort of elaborately scrolled buttresses characteristic of the Italian baroque—the entire, unparalleled combination giving to the whole an air of Arabian Nights fantasticalness, as though the building had sprung full-blown from the teeming reveries of an inordinately imaginative child.
Nevermore
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Certainly ... they do not seem to have been a company of gentle, dreamy and euphemistical saints, with a particular aptitude for martyrdom and an inordinate development of affability.
Anne Bradstreet and Her Time
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Indeed, pride -- defined as the inordinate love of oneself -- was the sin that brought down Satan and the other rebellious angels.
Rev. Patrick S. Cheng, Ph.D.: The Spiritual Significance of Pride
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Nicholas scanned the shoreline, looking for anyone with an inordinate degree of interest in them, but the exercise was fruitless.
FLOATING CITY
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But, these are the best fruits of such Fryerly Confessions, to compasse the issue of their inordinate appetites; yet clouded with the cloake of
The Decameron
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Not being inordinately large in size, he had the advantage of being an amateur boxer.
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Apocalypticism and predestinarianism and other puppet-theories never seem to go away and at certain times exert an inordinate appeal upon many.
Nothing wrong with the world ...
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She had an inordinate fondness for candy.
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An inordinate amount of time has been wasted upon the subject.
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He continues his dire warnings of the inordinate amount of pestilence and death poised to descend on our pathetically unprepared continent the second we relax our vigilance.
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Eventually, the groove of WRONG disappeared as if some minor curse from an obnoxious word sprite was lifted, and we eventually were able to recall and retain the inordinately oh so complex word… gazebo.
The Gazebo Effect « The Life and Times of Organic Mama
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In the end, he was given inordinately great power and so saved his family from death see Genesis 45 and 50:20.
Modern Science in the Bible
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Three or four of the party had ventured out, and we had secured a large sackful, after which we all retired to the tent, except one of our number, who, having a lady-love in Cardwell with an inordinate affection for shell-fish, lingered to fill a haversack for his 'inamorata'.
Australian Search Party
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What about the water and ground pollution caused by the inordinate amounts of manure from these animals?
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Take a trip to meet the woman in her native country, but be wary of suspicious economic arrangements she may have initiated, such as inordinately high fees for her transportation or a pricey hotel she has lined up.
BusinessWeek.com -- Top News
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Potential users should be advised that those who have inordinate levels of fear or doubt should not take LSD or other psychedelics.
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Last week, I spent an inordinate amount of time in the kitchen rustling up gourmet dishes such as trout, courgette and red pepper risotto and then liquidising them for my seven-month-old baby.
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She testified that the project was creating an inordinate amount of paper work, far in excess of the norm.
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So many casualties there are, that as Seneca said of a city consumed with fire, Una dies interest inter maximum civitatem et nullam, one day betwixt a great city and none: so many grievances from outward accidents, and from ourselves, our own indiscretion, inordinate appetite, one day betwixt a man and no man.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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We placed ourselves outside the regime, refusing aught at its hands, registering our protest, hat - ing the inordinate scheme of things only as hotly as we loved the juster Hand of a future time.
The Kempton-Wace Letters
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The stupidest thing, all things considered, is the inordinate amount of entirely adult pleasure you can derive from something so apparently artless.
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It is the lack of human ingenuity and passion plus an inordinate propensity to claim to be stultified by rules and controls imposed by government managers.
On the Insanely Great and Fruitful Career of Steve Jobs
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Testing is taking up an inordinate amount of teachers' time.
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K's mother tends to worry inordinately, which is a little hard to work around -- you don't want to worry her, but on the other hand we can't spend the whole day sitting on the sofa just to keep her from worrying (nor, to be fair, would she want us to -- she knows her worrying is over the top.)
Readersguide Diary Entry
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And he became inordinately fond of various chorines and divas.
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The dialogue between Zarathustra and the Magician reveals pretty fully what it was that Nietzsche grew to loathe so intensely in Wagner, -- viz., his pronounced histrionic tendencies, his dissembling powers, his inordinate vanity, his equivocalness, his falseness.
Thus Spake Zarathustra A book for all and none
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Reply Obj. 3: Austerity, as a virtue, does not exclude all pleasures, but only such as are excessive and inordinate; wherefore it would seem to pertain to affability, which the Philosopher (Ethic. iv, 6) calls "friendliness," or _eutrapelia_, otherwise wittiness.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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Anyway, this afternoon we spent an inordinately long time fixing a hasp and padlock to the garage.
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If the customer understands design debt, it is much easier to articulate the need to pay it back, and organizations can better avoid incurring inordinate debt caused by short-term time pressure.
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Gluttony is an inordinate desire to consume more than that which one requires.
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For an inordinate seven minutes, the song lilts and rolls into glorified nothingness.
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Yes, if you consider the amusement in the abstract: but if you take it as _this human act_, the act is inordinate and evil in itself, or as it is elicited in the mind of the agent.
Moral Philosophy
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Testing is taking up an inordinate amount of teachers' time.
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But coded doping calendars recently obtained by Mr. Mitchell show that the Bush team’s clubhouse watercoolers have for years been spiked with an astonishing array of controlled substances, including testosterone decanoate and the inordinately powerful steroid trenbolone — apparently obtained from President Bush’s Texas ranch — that is intended to improve the muscle quality of beef cattle.
The Shots Heard 'Round the World
