That promise by a Labour leader campaigning to win power after more than a decade in the wilderness turned to dust in office as the economy remained unregenerate while other countries enjoyed their post-war miracles.
Once thus exiled, they may become increasingly unregenerate.
But the question hovering beneath the surface is whether America would ever be prepared to give Iraq a clean bill of weapons health so long as Mr Hussein, unrepentant, unregenerate and savage, remains in control.
To God, indeed, even infants were depraved, unregenerate, and damned.
The one time he played an unregenerate villain, as the corrupt cop in Training Day, he won an Oscar, and it seemed to spook him because he's been playing flawed saints ever since.
Likewise, it's refreshing not to have any bogus mea culpa about alcoholic behaviour in "The Drinking Song", an unregenerate boozer's anthem celebrating former drunken exploits with no apology.
On signing a contract, the ogre exchanges a day from his past for one in which he can revert to being a scary, unregenerate, child-free gadabout.
For eight years, the police chief had been a retired state trooper who was an unregenerate sexist.
I may be some kind of unregenerate future freak, but hip-hop has always appealed to me in part because it is willing to ignore well-known templates for song form, melody, and timbre.
With probing interviews, intrepid legwork, and sharp editing, Schroeder exposes an underground network that hijacked the anti-colonialist movement from behind the Iron Curtain with the help of unregenerate Nazis and other anti-liberals.
