Sentence examples for is irredeemably flawed from inspiring English sources
Beyond the immorality of executions, the system is irredeemably flawed.
But secularisation emerged at a time when Europe was beginning to colonise the New World, and it would come to exert considerable influence on the way the west viewed those it had colonised – much as in our own time, the prevailing secular ideology perceives Muslim societies that seem incapable of separating faith from politics to be irredeemably flawed.
But "Star Wars" is irredeemably distant.
THE BOEHNER PLAN This one is irredeemably awful.
It is irredeemably tarnished when the benefactor is a corrupt and repressive dictator.
You only get one chance to make a first impression, and his is irredeemably negative".
In part, that's because will.i.am is irredeemably corny, a quality that's well suited to dance anthems.
And when you do, you understand why email is irredeemably broken.
Cosiness should always be challenged and the BBC is irredeemably cosy.
I can hear myself defending him in rehearsals if someone suggests he is irredeemably awful.
