Sentence examples for irrevocably bad from inspiring English sources
The affidavit included in the complaint is grim, but there no shortage of banality — mostly, it sounds like the stuff not of sophisticated terror plots but lazy undergraduate nights, fungible ethics, and irrevocably bad decisions.
The Senate healthcare bill is miserably, egregiously, blatantly, irrevocably, embarrassingly bad.
To the native ear, however, whether British or American, a bad accent can irrevocably mar a good performance, or a good production.
"These books look at very realistic threats that could profoundly disturb the balance of our perfectly constructed lives and make us appreciate that with one bad decision or unlucky twist of fate everything could be very easily, irrevocably unravelled," she says.
For one thing, Mr. Bush has now irrevocably tied his prestige to the outcome of these elections and runs the risk of a bad outcome being interpreted as a judgment by voters on his policies.
The site explained the bad news in a post today, acknowledging the reality that the world of retro gaming has changed irrevocably and a site like EmuParadise simply can't continue to exist even semi-legally.
Normal has changed irrevocably.
Australia changed irrevocably.
Hawaiian culture was irrevocably changed.
The mood switches irrevocably.
Life has changed irrevocably.
