Sentence examples for irregardless of from inspiring English sources

"Irregardless of our faiths, our ethnicities, where we are from, together we come in love.

"They have been doing a good job, irregardless of the fact that right now, it's a high.

"And it's something people my age might be interested in taking part of irregardless of the politics".

"Irregardless of what results we get, this is increasing awareness that storm water can be an issue for rivers, especially in urbanized areas".

The 60s themselves, as most of us think of them (irregardless of our position vis-a-vis Cliff), bear no relation to the 60s at all.

But this is the price we must pay to comply with the Constitution and ensure justice for all, irregardless of their financial background.

But whereas irregardless is one of the great usage peeves of modern times, choate has primarily appeared as lawyerly lingo, used to describe liens and other security interests that are fully "perfected," or established.

I don't think Chloe will ever forget the time she said "irregardless" in front of the ticket kiosk at the Angelika.

Some are more forgivable than others while many may slip through the cracks irregardless, er, regardless of how versed the reader or the powers that be are in grammar or vocabulary.

Irregardless the types of prostatitis, with bacterial infection or not, the common feature in most cases is the inflammation of the prostate gland with the presence of white blood cells or elevated levels of cytokines, especially IL-1β and TNF-α, in the expressed prostate secretion (EPS) or post-prostate-message urine [9], [10], [11].

2. Irregardless Warren Kramer outlined one of his pet peeves as the use of the word "irregardless", which he argues "is not an English literary word".