Hopelessly

Am I being hopelessly naive in calling for some balance and proportion in the RAAC debate — or is the narrative of Tory stinginess and incompetence so powerful that we might as well sit back and watch the exaggerations multiply?

But there are enough surprises – and one hilarious cameo – to prevent feeling hopelessly formulaic.

But they shouldn’t bother: the term is hopelessly inappropriate in any case.

He waved off the chair candidates' proposed solutions to the GOP's struggles as hopelessly off base.

His first child Joan recounted coming to meet him before one of his lectures and finding Watts hopelessly drunk.

It turns out that there are nearly 10,000 papers on such studies, but almost all of them are fatally flawed and hopelessly biased.

Many of Barnes’ contemporaries regarded him as hopelessly old fashioned, with his love of old ways, old words, and old customs; but now we have cause to be thankful that he captured the sound of the Dorset speech in such an artistic and imaginative way.

Mark needs to go to college before ends since it has been his goal for years, and any other ending to his story would be hopelessly downbeat.

Meanwhile, international efforts to negotiate an end to the fighting have collapsed, and humanitarian aid efforts have been hopelessly bogged down.

Namibia's top corruption fighter Paulus Noa is either hopelessly incompetent or knows only too well he was placed in the post to defend politicians and bigwigs - or he's a dangerous cocktail of both.

Only it wasn’t so big anymore as we both knew this was the natural course of action for two people hopelessly and thoroughly in love as we were.

Palace attack from kick-off and Ayew's cross somehow avoids everybody as Everton defenders watch on hopelessly.

She wears her heart on her sleeve and is hopelessly in love with a new girl at her school.

The sheep had managed to crawl into the tunnel and was about 10ft along when it decided to turn around and crawl back out - except the narrow 2x2ft tunnel meant instead she became hopelessly trapped.

The skewed priority given to the carriers has left our defence spending hopelessly unbalanced.

This was against Sheffield Wednesday, a team that have scored just seven goals and were hopelessly bad at defending.

Viewed in this sobering light, antiracism is revealed as hopelessly naive.

We don't know when we will leave here, but I'm convinced there is a kind of ploy and corruption going on to keep us staying as long as possible to keep the cash flowing from the federal government," he said hopelessly.

And she, in the 15th year of her marriage, is hopelessly in love.

As she trudged home with her mealworm protein and musty rice in tow, an overwhelming but hopelessly distant memory — as if it were from a different universe — overcame her.