Incorrigible in a sentence

The only remainder is the impression of Pluto upon the wall, which represents his unforgivable and incorrigible sin.

Among it is a tinge of sickness and decay that comes as a result: It’s the incorrigible odor of injustice.

Poitier's breakout role was as a member of an incorrigible high school class in Blackboard Jungle (1955).

However, she eventually gets Mister's squalid living conditions and incorrigible children under control.

The league doesn’t hate the Patriots but they have their hands full dealing with incorrigible cheaters.

At school, he was dreadfully shy and suffered from a stammer, but was also an incorrigible show-off.

Some families did, of course, commit incorrigible teenagers or eccentric relatives to years of involuntary confinement and unspeakable treatment.

I am beginning to subscribe to the view that there must be some irredeemable and incorrigible demons inside the Aso Rock Presidential villa, walahi.

Humans who died during all prior human history (but who were not deemed incorrigible) will be resurrected (or recreated) on the earth during the 1,000 years.

He was really incorrigible and hell-bent to continue his peculiar and wayward lifestyle, to the chagrin and frustration of his ever-caring and dotting parents.

These included an attempted overthrow of King in January 1789 by convicts described by Margaret Hazzard as "incorrigible rogues who took his 'goodwill' for weakness".

Askeladd was the incorrigible main antagonist of 's first arc.

With a cult following of her own, the award-winning and incorrigible Rebecca Northan (Every Brilliant Thing) will direct the production on the Grand Theatre’s Spriet Stage.

She was very wayward, stubborn and incorrigible.

This article reflects thoughts and observations captured in my forthcoming book from Manning called Think Like a Startup Founder: Anecdotes of an Incorrigible Technology Entrepreneur.

Elaborating on Fein's definition, Dietz Bering of the University of Cologne writes that, to antisemites, "Jews are not only partially but totally bad by nature, that is, their bad traits are incorrigible.

Lemos 2007, pp. 50-51 Laurence BonJour has argued that the classical formulation of foundationalism requires basic beliefs to be infallible, incorrigible, indubitable, and certain if they are to be adequately justified.

Becks dodges an incorrigible church-going gossip by hiding in a cupboard, Suzie pulls out all the stops to welcome her daughter back from a summer with her dad and Judith salutes local fisherman as she swims nude in the Thames.