Sentence examples for remained irreconcilable from inspiring English sources

There is no phoney narrative of redemption – indeed, much of the narrative is devoted to exploring rifts in her family which remained irreconcilable to the end.

Consequently, DSHA and PSHA will remain irreconcilable.

A second letter warned the consignees not to take it for granted that the colonists would remain "irreconcilable to the idea of spilling human blood".

The document says, for example, that different approaches to animal testing "remain irreconcilable". Many American-made cosmetics use ultraviolet filters, for which animal testing is used to assess safety; the European Union bans such testing on animals.

War and humanity are irreconcilable, and they will remain irreconcilable, despite The Hague, Bern and Geneva".

"Discussions on cosmetics remain very difficult and the scope of common objectives fairly limited," an internal note states, adding that the European ban on testing cosmetic products on animals means that the "EU and the US approaches remain irreconcilable and EU market access problems will therefore remain".

It is clear from this that even after the extensive exercise of examining all the notes and findings recorded carefully, and meeting with the experts on several occasions, there remained an irreconcilable conflict between Dr Patel on the one hand and the other experts on the other as to the cause of death.

These viewpoints remain as irreconcilable today as they have been for the past eight years of turmoil.

The positions may have been more informally expressed but they remained the same irreconcilable positions as ever.

The army would then fight the remaining Taliban irreconcilables.

Bashir even offered to give the South the right to secede from Sudan six years from the signing date, if irreconcilable divisions remained.