Sentence examples for almost irredeemable from inspiring English sources

A completely arbitrary and fractured school funding system leads to conditions in many cities like Detroit have been allowed to worsen until the situation seems, now, almost irredeemable.

Only the most irredeemable eejits begrudged him.

Were they the most irredeemable?

Indeed, there are public schools in which decades of neglect and poor leadership have produced a near irredeemable toxic culture.

Pattinson sinks into the role, portraying a nearly irredeemable hoodlum who couldn't be further from Edward Cullen. .

Males are almost exclusively irredeemable victimisers – apart from one fairly abject victim – but to have a banker and paterfamilias deliver a dinner-table tirade on the Commie threat nearly capsizes all claim to subtlety.

The world is well on the way to destruction and almost entirely irredeemable anyway, but not completely; it's not complete – it gives me an itch in the brain.

The policy reverses the stance of the Bush administration, which viewed the Geneva-based council as irredeemable for its almost exclusive focus on human rights violations by Israel.

While they're almost always unsavoury and often irredeemable, Jack is a tongue-tied romantic so desperate to make his potential girlfriend happy that he learns to swim for her so he can take her boating and learns to cook for her so he can be the first man to have made a meal for her.

"I describe the 'Gigantomachy' paintings as the most fatalistic and irredeemable of my work," Mr. Golub says.

Our treatment of prisoners, even the most dangerous and irredeemable, is a fundamental expression of American values.