Sample Sentences forirreversible (auto-selected)
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Once I take that irreversible step of confronting him, it's pretty much game over.† (source)
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Work out how long they can stay on this course before it's irreversible.† (source)
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Instead, his innocent mistakes turned out to be pivotal and irreversible, his name became the stuff of tabloid headlines, and his bewildered family was left clutching the shards of a fierce and painful love.† (source)
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Everyone knew that an unwind order was irreversible, so screaming and fighting wouldn't change a thing.† (source)
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Though I am fully aware that it was an act of desperation after the sun flares, releasing the Flare virus as a means of population control was an abhorrent and irreversible crime.† (source)
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I hadn't even considered the irreversible spoiling of Methuselah's innocence, which just goes to show I have much to learn.† (source)
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Ten million people were now transparent worldwide, the movement irreversible.† (source)
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Then, on June 16, 1939 (the date was like cement now), just over six months after Liesel's arrival on Himmel Street, an event occurred that altered the life of Hans Hubermann irreversibly.† (source)
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As for the rest of 12, people are either dead, which is irreversible, or protected in 13.† (source)
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One minute he was a perfect little baby, just like your son, Bryce, and the next he was irreversibly damaged.† (source)
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But there's a gap and everything in those pages tell me it's irreversible.† (source)
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And at around 6:25, that dark humor which had seemed at dawn to be the very foundation of Emile's soul, would become irreversibly sanguine when the first order was delivered to his kitchen.† (source)
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Death was irreversible, he suspected, and he began to think he was going to lose.† (source)
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I think first of all that he felt the whole Church of Reason was irreversibly in the arena of logic, that when one put oneself outside logical disputation, one put oneself outside any academic consideration whatsoever.† (source)
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The sun and the city have struck up an irreversible alliance.† (source)
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Lainie came and stood next to me, sort of collapsed against my haunch in a way that meant she was irreversibly bored.† (source)
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