Sentence examples for irrevocably broken from inspiring English sources

Trust in government will be irrevocably broken.

Why try to fix something that's irrevocably broken?

But an integrated work had been irrevocably broken, and the breaking continues.

The meeting on the set of Private Lives reportedly left both actors feeling that their union was irrevocably broken.

The city was struggling to confront that legacy through settlements with victims and an effort to rebuild trust on the streets — trust that, for many, was irrevocably broken.

Mr. Wright, who had always thought he could fix anything, had by then concluded that his family life was irrevocably broken.

They could choose certain forms of action for example, the creation of a Soviet Poland which would irrevocably break up the promising partnership which the war has brought.

"Obviously, it has broken irrevocably under Labour but how can it improve with the Tories?

He has been crowned the world's best footballer by almost everyone - last week's Fifa Player of the Year just completes his set of awards - and has also apparently broken irrevocably with his coach at Barcelona, Louis van Gaal.

By the time of the second letter – dated 1946 and addressed to Gallimard, two world wars and a changed world later – Claudel had broken irrevocably with Gide over his sexual orientation (legend has it that the Catholic Claudel once speared a banana fritter and exclaimed, "this is how Gide will burn in hell").

It is police officers, Mr. Obama said, who are "often the first to see the terrible consequences of gun violence — lives lost, families broken, communities irrevocably changed".