Sentence examples for irrevocable break from inspiring English sources

Madison's lifelong loyalty to Thomas Jefferson led to an irrevocable break with George Washington, hero of the American Revolution.

At a time when the monetary targets were being overshot by a considerable margin, this was an important signal of an irrevocable break with the past.

But her remark was seen to tally with no campaigners claims that a vote for independence would lead to an irrevocable break with the UK.

Since he seemed to be making an irrevocable break with his old life in the very first pages of "The Unnamed," it's hard to explain where 300-odd pages and all that time have gone.

This may be something short of an irrevocable break with jihadi militants, who have been the mainstay of Pakistan's half-century-long campaign to claim all Kashmir for itself.

They were seen to tally with a warning the prime minister will deliver in Scotland on Monday, on his final visit north of the border before Thursday's vote, that a vote for independence would lead to an irrevocable break with the UK.

Munby, the president of the high court family division, said judges were increasingly alarmed at the frequency with which children were being put forward for adoption without proper consideration of alternatives which would not result in the irrevocable break-up of families, such as the child being cared for by relatives.

Because Murakami characters feel so little sense of historical continuity, they often make abrupt, irrevocable breaks from their pasts.

Still others saw in Stalinism an irrevocable Soviet break with the ideals of the Revolution.

Instead, a drastic and irrevocable rupture occurred.

If Greece leaves, the idea that the euro is irrevocable is broken.