Sentence examples for absolute and irrevocable from inspiring English sources

1937 Simpson's Divorce Is Absolute LONDON — In a court formality lasting only fifteen seconds the conditional divorce granted to Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson on October 27 was today [May 3] declared absolute and irrevocable, thus making her free to marry former King Edward who gave up his throne for his love of her.

A suitor's gifts where no promise to marry was made by the recipient (donee) are often considered absolute and irrevocable.

The new response will be characterized by such terms as ceaseless vigilance, overwhelming retaliation, the remorseless pursuit and irrevocable punishment of the wicked and all who condone and help them and, above all, by absolute distinctions between good and evil, which have become hopelessly blurred in this liberal age.

The decision is infallible and irrevocable.

The consequences can prove grievous and irrevocable.

"It is terminal, final and irrevocable.

In Adams's telling, the bomb bears down like Fate incarnate, inevitable and irrevocable.

Vote Tory and you risk leaving Europe, with Scotland leaving the UK – shocking and irrevocable breakages.

They see the change as a clear and irrevocable move, a break from empty promises.

Pope John Paul II pronounced that the non-ordination of women was "definitive" and "irrevocable".

Her face is that of someone registering a precious and irrevocable loss.