Sentence examples for irredeemable flaw from inspiring English sources
By Amy Davidson Sorkin December 14, 2011 My post on the attacks on "All-American Muslim" — over at our Daily Comment blog, where I am on Wednesdays — has a serious, perhaps irredeemable flaw: I wrote it before seeing the coverage on the "The Daily Show" last night, which is brilliant.
Instead, his lack of foot movement was reckoned an irredeemable flaw and, after going on an A tour of South Africa in 1993-94, during which, according to one report, 'he moped about from hotel to ground, dreaming of the darts nights he was missing in his local back in Devon', he was cast aside.
The report identifies three irredeemable flaws.
(Their late-game collapse against the Colts in November revealed an irredeemable number of flaws).
They are irredeemable monsters".
Was this year entirely irredeemable?
"I am an irredeemable optimist.
Are doctors really so irredeemable?
In a bid to redeem a body which sceptics had called irredeemable, it announced its intention to seek one of the 47 seats on the United Nations Human Rights Council.The council was established in 2006 in the hope that a new structure would avoid the worst flaws of its predecessor, the Human Rights Commission, where notorious dictatorships seemed to do most of the talking.
