Sentence examples for being hopelessly from inspiring English sources

Or am I, on reflection, guilty of being hopelessly naive?

It was now the ANC's turn to be accused of being hopelessly out of touch.

You could accuse Hasbro of being hopelessly retrograde in ignoring the pleas from child-development experts.

Just from being hopelessly in love and it not really working out".

And he portrayed John McCain as being hopelessly out of touch.

And each gets across the childlike insecurity of being hopelessly smitten without seeming childish.

In the spring, the ship being hopelessly damaged, they escaped across the open Barents Sea in two small boats.

– the DLR was then attacked for being hopelessly under-sized for the demand that Canary Wharf generated.

Nor can they change much, their identity being hopelessly entangled in the self-mythologisation of reckless youth.

Behind Benjamin's professions of cluelessness, of being hopelessly baffled by women and disappointed in himself, lies considerable calculation.

In 1970, feminists targeted Cosmopolitan, among other women's magazines, as being hopelessly stuck in an anachronistic past.