Sentence examples for almost irrevocably from inspiring English sources

In this, her latest and most heart-rending novel, a vulnerable family is at the heart of the mystery, with a mother, father, daughter and son at stake and almost irrevocably harmed.

It sags and flops about, irrevocably creased.

"Sorrows and Rejoicings" is a play about irrevocably divided selves.

If you want to see a working-class woman truly, irrevocably change her almost tragically limited life, see Mr. Russell's other well-known work, "Educating Rita".

My daughter's life, too, would have been irrevocably hurt by an almost always-absent parent".

Thanks to Peter Bush's scintillating translation, it was published in English this year as The Gray Notebook (NYRB) – a 638-page paperback to dip into whenever and wherever, describing a Catalan way of life almost 20 years before the Spanish civil war dismantled it irrevocably.

Fourteen years ago, Ellroy wrote a chilling memoir-cum-cold-case investigation, My Dark Places, that examined in almost lurid detail the way that his mother's murder had irrevocably shaped his life.

It is almost impossible to read this, in the first pages of the book, and not fall in love, irrevocably, with Cassandra Mortmain: "Goodness, Topaz is actually putting on eggs to boil!

Yes, of course, his life was irrevocably altered by 9/11, but so, too, were the lives of thousands of other people (almost none of whose voices are heard in this novel) — people more grievously injured than Keith, people who didn't react by leaving home and work to pursue a mindless round of anodyne games in Vegas.

Now, of course, the long-bottom uni is a fixture, irrevocably attached in our mind's eye to Barry Bonds, Manny Ramirez, Big Papi Ortiz, and others, and is almost more notable now for the arrival of knee-pant revisionists like Joba Chamberlain.

Normal has changed irrevocably.