inexpiable

That is an inexpiable offence in my eyes.

"Treason against the Race is the inexpiable crime."

'There is the inexpiable offence against my adoration of you.

My purpose was not prescribed by duty, yet surely it was far from being atrocious and inexpiable.

The judgment of the Haruchai hung over her as if her crimes were inexpiable.

To suffer their intrusion was a crime against the Divine Majesty inexpiable but by days and weeks of the keenest agonies.

- But we may permit ourselves to speculate a while about the true nature of this Ultimate, this Inexpiable Offence.

They conceive, very systematically, that all things which give perpetuity are mischievous, and therefore they are at inexpiable war with all establishments.

Hilda believes Beatrice's act to be "inexpiable crime" but Miriam believes it was "no sin at all, but the best possible virtue in the circumstances".

Wives feel its cancerous prodigies Invade their wombs; the children know The inexpiable word, exhaust Not by a tenfold holocauset.

As well might we in England think of waging inexpiable war upon all Frenchmen for the evils which they have brought upon us in the several periods of our mutual hostilities.

To do this, to follow the direction initiated by the recognition of an independent Kosovo by the Tirana authorities, would be the best way to ensure that the present conflicts remain wholly inexpiable.

But Love constrain'd thee; call it furious rage To satisfie thy lust: Love seeks to have Love; My love how couldst thou hope, who tookst the way To raise in me inexpiable hate, Knowing, as needs I must, by thee betray'd?

Nay, now this long time since We have seen the queen's face wan with wrath and woe - Have seen her lip writhe and her eyelid wince To take men's homage--proof that might convince Of grief inexpiable and insatiate shame Her spirit in all men's judgment.