Sentence examples for irretrievably wrong from inspiring English sources

Of course a marriage, once it has gone irretrievably wrong, should end.

And that, as all decision makers learn, is the really dangerous course, the irretrievably wrong decision.

By then, that war had gone badly, perhaps irretrievably, wrong, and Halberstam's three-decade-old book seemed like front-page news.

It was as if, the author writes, he were "a symbol of what had gone irretrievably wrong in the 1960s, when rebellion, for its own sake, took the place of a serious engagement with ideas".

I'm not sure what to say about those 225 people other than to note that the BBC story is hopelessly, irretrievably wrong about them.

The loss left them 3-5-2 and could have tipped the season irretrievably in the wrong direction.

"I think it turned my career in a direction where people would irretrievably have the wrong impression of me ― and that's an awful hard thing to beat," said Dunaway.

Third, even if—as Justice O'CONNOR now argues—the Court was quite wrong in doing so, post, at 553-559, that is water over the dam, irretrievably it seems to me.

But the example of Iran, which saw its advanced American weapons rapidly fall into disrepair after the fall of the Shah, is a warning of what could happen to Egypt if ties with America go irretrievably wrong.In this section The ties that bind The fashion to be federal ReprintsThe links are personal too.

But not irretrievably.

Our family was irretrievably broken.