incurably

We know that she had been deeply and incurably wounded, but the Doctor had no means of knowing it.

Should Russia have an organic place in a more representative world system or should it continue to be regarded as incurably untrustworthy?

But these did not weaken his enthusiasm for music, even in the years of incurably ill.

Take the incurably sick dog to the veterinarian and ask him to put it away.

You immediately take the girl away, or let the people see you with my mayor Chen incurably on her second.

Incurably optimistic! Still have one foot in the nineteenth century. I'm a bit retarded, like most Americans.

This would leave incurably schizophrenic patients relieved of their emotional distress, they believed.

For herself she wanted nothing. For father and myself she was incurably ambitious.

Moribund and incurably ill animals must be euthanized immediately.

For father and myself she was incurably ambitious.

Why has he acquired a seventy years' lifespan only to poison it incurably by the mere being of himself ?

Please remember that the average man is incurably optimistic.

Incurably addicted to your world.

In reverse, two young men to take the lives of incurably ill with youth, and to love life and death of crossing.

But young people are incurably optimistic and women have a special knack of forgetting their troubles.

Or is it because so many people are incurably irrational and are incapable of scientific thinking?

But Thatcher was a naturally, perhaps incurably, divisive figure