Sentence examples for irrevocable hurt from inspiring English sources
Like the graduating class speaker, Chris Payton, his words full of recognition of the irrevocable hurt he had caused to his victim and to his family, graduates reflected stark acceptance of what they had done wrong and gratitude for the transformative experience in a place where hope often goes to die.
But opponents of the plan -- which is proceeding without the support of the Department of Parks and Recreation -- say it will cause irrevocable damage to wetlands and hurt wildlife.
DURBIN -- Or we can cause irrevocable injury.
He warned of the irrevocable harm diplomatic disclosures might do.
The victim was described as having suffered "irrevocable damage".
DeChristopher acted decisively to stop immediate and irrevocable harm.
Much of the damage to the land may be irrevocable.
Mr Tsipras may calculate that European creditors will give way in order to avoid a Grexit, which would hurt the euro zone as a whole by breaking the principle that membership of the single currency is irrevocable.
Every brushstroke is irrevocable.
Irrevocable changes are underway.
