But the work of the students of civil war actually could give rise to optimism about the situation in the Middle East, because it offers an alternative to the idea that the region and its religion are inalterably at odds with the rest of the world.
But both operas are startling in their depictions of bad behavior, and their shared conclusion — understandable after decades of war and suffering — that there is something inalterably rotten at the world's core.
How sad that my body has been inalterably changed for the worse.
But Hartley calmed her team and ignited a 19-0 run with a jumper, a steal and a layup and an assist to Mosqueda-Lewis, who later capped the run with a 3-pointer that put the Huskies inalterably ahead, 29-14.
In letter sent Friday the new alliance urged elected officials to have the university consider alternative locations, like the financial district, insisting that the proposal "is too much" and would "inalterably destroy the quality of our community".
He was released from the hospital on Monday, but he has struggled to adjust to a life that feels inalterably different.
Their life, work and relationships are inalterably changed and not just because the spectre of cancer recurrence looms large.
"It was a case where you had two very strong forces that were inalterably opposed to each other," Mr. Doria said.
"The cranberry industry has inalterably changed," said Mr. DeMarco, who has battled with growers over the cooperative's future.
"Bottled water is a business that is fundamentally, inherently and inalterably unconscionable," said Michael J. Brune, executive director of the Rainforest Action Network.
Conversely, other Olympic officials like Mitt Romney, who rescued the Salt Lake operation from that nasty little bribery scandal, have said that the ongoing specter of terrorism in an unstable global climate has inalterably changed the business of staging the Games.
