Sentence examples for irremediable misfortune from inspiring English sources

Kelly demonstrates how Aristotle's broad definition of the term (any serious story, even with a happy ending) was transformed in late antiquity to mean a story ending in irremediable misfortune.

Their misfortunes were long-standing, and they felt them to be irremediable.

Thus irremediable mischief would result.

Misfortune has been piled on misfortune.

Is our defeat final and irremediable?

"Evil has an irremediable stubbornness about it.

Disconsolate, bitter, irremediable things became him.

Also: misfortune hunters.

People suffered misfortune".

This is its misfortune.

"They have their fallouts, but nothing is irremediable.