Sentence examples for was almost irredeemable from inspiring English sources

The rise of fascism and militarism in Europe and elsewhere convinced him that the condition of the world "was almost irredeemable," said Williams.

Males are almost exclusively irredeemable victimisers – apart from one fairly abject victim – but to have a banker and paterfamilias deliver a dinner-table tirade on the Commie threat nearly capsizes all claim to subtlety.

While they're almost always unsavoury and often irredeemable, Jack is a tongue-tied romantic so desperate to make his potential girlfriend happy that he learns to swim for her so he can take her boating and learns to cook for her so he can be the first man to have made a meal for her.

These moments are almost enough to carry the show, which falters in the last third and descends into irredeemable silliness by the end.

The arrangement is almost absurdly harmonious: the classics professor who has gone to the land (not just any land, but land that's forgotten and seemingly irredeemable) and found virtue there, for himself and ultimately for his customers, who by buying his wines are buying into Schoener's vision and thereby becoming something more than just elitist wine collectors.

A completely arbitrary and fractured school funding system leads to conditions in many cities like Detroit have been allowed to worsen until the situation seems, now, almost irredeemable.

So I was an irredeemable catalog junkie, wasting money right and left?

Hate yourself, for you are irredeemable, but not nearly as irredeemable as those darker than you, is the basic subtext.

Was this year entirely irredeemable?

But the grilled chicken was irredeemable.

The Israelis said that they had no interest in condemnations, only action against terror, and that Mr. Arafat was irredeemable.