inextinguishably

A spark had ignited in Goldstein, which now burst into flame and burned inextinguishably within him, setting every last corner of his consciousness on fire.

But there were no smiles about him, not even on Carabella, Carabella the inextinguishably buoyant.

XI Flamboyantly smoking cigars they sat in a box at the burlesque show, their feet up on the rail, while a chorus of twenty daubed, worried, and inextinguishably respectable grandams swung their legs in the more elementary chorus-evolutions, and a Jewish comedian made vicious fun of Jews.

At 17, when "the wine of poetry was inextinguishably mixed with her blood, entombed in her flesh," I read Thomas Wolfe's "Look Homeward, Angel" with "a strange passionate vitality . . . as a prisoner who recovers light. . . ." That famously awful overheated jejune stuff.