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While their talk of it as dreadful was still in the air, she appeared to present it as inordinately soft.

The only thing aunt Badri did not want to part with was an ivory figurine of the White Tara to which she was inordinately attached.

And for reasons equally unclear to me, seem to be inordinately proud of the three of us.

And I was inordinately impressed with her resolution to the last look: nix the full-length skirt and create a wide-legged pant.

If it is inordinately quiet in the children's room, don't you dash in to reassure yourself everything is okay?

Religion played an inordinately important role in shaping this sensibility from the beginning.

He is like an old overcoat of which she has become inordinately fond: rather dull but very kind and comfortable.

The other person who loved Joey inordinately was the Monaghan girl, Connie.

Lord Norris, the teller for the bill's supporters, counted the "inordinately fat" Lord Grey as ten votes rather than one.

A knowing man may be impecunious in material wealth but inordinately wealthy spiritually.

The special regimes are inordinately generous, allowing many workers to retire on full pensions at the age of 55, and some as early as 50.

Inordinately large doses in man may cause death by interference with gaseous exchange due to development of pulmonary edema.

Google is inordinately useful, but it is not remotely intelligent, as we human beings understand that term.

The absurd thing is that it should be the soul of this body which it transcends so inordinately.

Moreover, Japan borrows inordinately through short-term debt.

Arabs are inordinately proud of their linguistic heritage.

Inordinately fond of serials, couch potatoes may live a detached life from reality.

But if you are determined to accumulate wealth, it isn't inordinately difficult.

A place of fabulous wealth or inordinately great opportunity.

Consequence of this kind of training is that privates rely inordinately on their officers.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, African Americans often were depicted in racist caricatures as being inordinately fond of watermelon.

The paradox is that when sex is problematic, it plays an inordinately powerful, negative role in new marriages.

Project risk increases inordinately if a key team member who knows "how to work the build system" leaves the project.

I am inordinately fond of the colors, yellow, red and black. These are a necessity of form and personal liking.

Companies are groups of people and in order to thrive they need to spend an inordinately large amount of time holed up together.

For example, the cost to a small investor of buying a $100 broker's report may seem inordinately high for a $10, 000 investment.

In computers and the Internet, a geek is a person who is inordinately dedicated to and involved with technology.