Sentence examples for an unforgiveable from inspiring English sources

Or, as the New York Post declaimed, an unforgiveable piss-take?

At the time the expenses scandal broke Chaytor, who is married with three children, apologised "unreservedly" for what he called an "unforgiveable error in my accounting procedures".

But the raven-haired professor also has links to the dark arts and the notorious Death Eaters, and he isn't afraid to use an unforgiveable curse... 3. Miss Hardbroom in The Worst Witch series by Jill Murphy Much like Snape is to Dumbledore, potions teacher Miss Hardbroom is the super strict counterpart to the kindly headmistress Miss Cackle.

It is difficult not to put such an unforgiveable approach down to a generalised and pernicious disdain against migrants.

Ronald Reagan, a president with rich friends and poor instincts, did this country an unforgiveable disservice by encouraging Americans to hate and distrust their government.

Treading on the sacred pantheon of Cool Comedy All-Stars is an unforgiveable offense; in our age of information hyper-connectivity, one will not get away with stealing, verbatim, a bit from Patton Oswalt.

One of the flagship new features to be rolled out in Football Manager 2016 is the introduction of your own "customisable touchline character", presumably to court the FIFA Ultimate Team market of casual players, and it's an utterly unforgiveable decision.

It was acceptable to be a large goat (cabrón) or even, on occasion, a pubic hair (pendejo), but to be a strawberry was unforgiveable.

Local media say the fire started after the band playing at the club that evening let off fireworks, which is obviously a really dumb idea in any scenario, but seems completely unforgiveable in a dark room full of drunk people.

5.52pm BST Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, has tweeted that this was a "sickening, deluded and unforgiveable act of vioelnce".

Isherwood had faults that we'd say were unforgiveable in a novel (he was careful to distance himself from these in his autobiographical fiction).