But one of its mandates remains irrevocably Mozart: presenting and representing the composer, his works and his world.
Tirelessly logical, sometimes agonizingly so, he lives life in an extra dimension, with a sense of time that irrevocably links past and present, living and dead, ardent love affairs and broken ones.
The paradox for time travellers is how their actions in the past will affect the future, a theme explored by Ray Bradbury in the story A Sound of Thunder (1952), in which a time traveller kills a butterfly when journeying back to the time of the dinosaurs only to find his present has been irrevocably altered.
The online paradigm is that jobs arrive over list, i.e., when a job presents, we have to irrevocably assign it before the next one is seen.
8. Entrants hereby each irrevocably and unconditionally assign to GNL all present and future copyright and all other rights, title and interest in their entries and irrevocably and unconditionally waive any moral rights in their entries.
What he was referring to is the sense of awe that our meaninglessness as individuals presents us with when we finally and irrevocably are confronted with it.
Instead, it might enshrine the pledge of two intending parents to commit themselves irrevocably to the joint upbringing of children, whatever distractions might present themselves.
Despite prolonged inflammation (second-degree heart block was present for 8 weeks), the cascade to fibrosis was not irrevocably programmed since the block resolved following antibiotic therapy.
I point this out simply because, by dint of calling his play The Elephant Man, Pomerance irrevocably establishes that Merrick is his focal figure and for much of the two acts deftly presents the character study of an unforgettable character -- not only to the audience but, of course, to the other figures populating the stage.
Normal has changed irrevocably.
