Sentence examples for irrevocably tied from inspiring English sources

You didn't have to worry that your social value was irrevocably tied to your sexual value.

But he discovered there that his heart and his home were irrevocably tied to the Amazon.

After two years of bloody insurrection, Syria's small Alawite community remains the war's opaque protagonist, a core of loyalists whose fate is now irrevocably tied to Assad's.

But you never really acclimate, if your sense of your own value and worth has been irrevocably tied to these images.

It is clear at this point that we are irrevocably tied to the 3lb of strange computational material found within our skulls.

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 opening ceremony became tied irrevocably to Fascism, with images of thousands of people falling in line.

Neat, except that updates to the personas feature were then tied irrevocably to browser updates.

When we speak of America's future, I believe we must tie it irrevocably to the future of freedom throughout the world.

But even if this arrangement ties Denmark irrevocably to Europe's economic fate, many Danes are concerned about adopting a currency they see as a political symbol of a push for a European superstate in which the identity of small nations like Denmark would be diminished.

The word "blog" is now irrevocably linked with our faces, glued to our skin, associated with our actions, tied to popular concerns, and synonymous with that prohibited zone of reality that is becoming more and more magnetic, more and more admired.