irremediably

As a result, about two-thirds of them were irremediably lost.

He should have been driven irremediably mad in that agony.

But on closer analysis, these plans look infeasible, perhaps irremediably so.

The glass was smashed, the needle irremediably twisted out of position.

But have they been warned that the foundation is irremediably cracked and leaking?

Yet to the frustrated the present is irremediably spoiled.

Most of his sculptures were irremediably destroyed and the oil even reached his house.

You are eleven years old, the age that our essences begin revealing themselves, irremediably, to us and to the world.

There she stood, a little disheveled but irremediably splendid.

I feel none the less that I am something which has been irremediably damaged."

In spite of what the doctors said, it seemed to him probable that the accident had irremediably damaged her brain.

They were dreams in which wild magic raged, savage and irremediably destructive.

And even if she didn't die, how much pleasure could he get out of torturing someone who'd gone irremediably crazy?

The ranks of the enemy then irremediably broke.

Morelon was irremediably beaten and sat up before the finish.

But her priority is to denounce the Hanoi government as irremediably corrupt and abusive.

People who see their lives as irremediably spoiled can- not find a worth-while purpose in self-advancement.

Thy fair name has been tarnished by foul breath; irremediably while life lasts.

They are seeking the violent transformation of an irremediably sinful and unjust world."

Virtually no one dealt with the damage that the actual language would do, once enshrined irremediably in the Constitution.

First, there is the libertarian premiss that a person's position should not be irremediably worsened by another's conduct.

We have to remind ourselves from time to time that writing is completely and irremediably artificial."

If the results are irremediably nasty, McNihil for one would not be surprised.

It is the con- sciousness of an irremediably blemished self.

Entering with reserve into his sister's matrimonial plans, he had felt himself falling irremediably in love as one falls off a roof.