Sentence examples for never undone from inspiring English sources

But the damage was never undone.

'But the damage he did to Joe was never undone.

Mr. Spitzer, for his part, said Wednesday on his prime-time show on CNN that "even if disproven, the reputational harm is never undone" from an accusation like the one leveled at Mr. Strauss-Kahn.

The sheer bulk of material that Lewis turned up in her research, and the relentlessness of the descriptions, suggests that the history of the black female body is inextricable from the institutions that claim ownership of its depictions; the subjugation is translated into symbolic terms but never undone.

The meaning of (1) by contrast is the set of all β such that some ⟨β,γ⟩ ∈ R. Existential quantifiers thus have 'side effects': the change in assignment is never undone by a quantifier over a different variable.

"And Labour's complete spinelessness meant that we have never undone that devastation so neither the private sector nor the social sector could keep up with the pace of housing need".

Good intentions go wrong: therapists and priests may make mistakes; siblings never get over their childhood rivalries; some abuse can never be undone, some grief never forgotten.

The joy of resurrection spreads and then I remember, once again, as if for the first time: this fire can never be quenched, this victory can never be undone, this light shines on forever.

Most will never be caught, and, worst of all, the damage they cause will never be undone.

The all-consuming flames of civil war are unforgiving, and the damage can never be undone.

Three-hundred years of subjugation can never be undone in 40 years.