Irrevocably in a sentence

A yr earlier, a bunch of 60 former civil servants wrote an open letter to Modi to focus on the architectural worth of the outdated parliament constructing and mentioned the brand new plan would “irrevocably” destroy the world’s cultural heritage.

Both soundtracks are irrevocably tranquil—putting your mind at ease with the finger-plucking guitar.

It’s not that social media and the internet are going anywhere; they are, irrevocably and permanently, here to stay.

Montenegrin political analyst Fedja Pavlovic said Mr Djukanovic was “sent to political retirement, this time irrevocably”.

My boss, President Tinubu is irrevocably committed to repositioning Nigerian agriculture.

Now is the time for all hands on deck, especially the expert hands (and minds) of Native peoples whose lifeways, cultures, and identities are irrevocably intertwined with their ancestral territories.

That radical move will be a reassuring signal that indeed the presidency and the ruling party are irrevocably committed to restructuring of the troubled federation.

Their lives remain irrevocably intertwined — Marinelli, the talented “Martin Eden” actor, and Borghi, have a stirring rapport — even if their inherent differences are never resolved, and never could be.

The transition to sustainable energy has begun irrevocably, the new Brussels think tank concludes This month.

Whether players are a fan of the F.L.U.D.D or not, Super Mario Sunshine still has a lot to offer and is irrevocably one of the Gamecube's best titles.

You scarred me and I was irrevocably older because of it … Who is really on my side?

And so, if they are to expand their options in the Senate, Democrats will have to find some way to broaden their appeal in the states where voters seem to have irrevocably abandoned them.

By that point, the relationship was irrevocably broken.

His mendacity, duplicity, depravity, hypocrisy and venality are irrevocably imprinted on the psyches of American voters.

Indeed, the Emerald Isle continues to irrevocably besmirch itself.

Israeli officials have been irrevocably clear that as a sovereign state, Israel has the inherent right to retaliate against Iran’s act of aggression.

The 1980s were a decade of contradictions, a period of both hope and fear, a time of upheaval and transformation that irrevocably altered the course of global history.

After watching this set, you can make one hell of a case for that statement being irrevocably true.

As Matti Friedman wrote in the on the eve of Israel’s most recent election, the Second Intifada irrevocably changed the trajectory of Israeli politics.

Censorship, both external and self-imposed, has choked my city – now irrevocably cracked by the invisible lines of yellow and pro-Beijing blue.