unpardonable

1 But alleged mistreatment of a spouse is, for many younger fans of comedy, an unpardonable sin.

2 No. 1, Sirhan committed an unpardonable crime against America that changed our history for the worse.

3 He held that idolatry was an unpardonable sin, and that the Church had no right to restore to communion any who had fallen into it.

他认为，偶像崇拜是一种不可饶恕的罪过，并且教会无权恢复共融任何谁已落入它。

4 Certainly not — the unpardonable secret agreement to stifle Wilkinson and hide her findings is evidence enough of that.

5 The judge found him guilty of unpardonable evil.

法官认定他的罪行十恶不赦。

6 It should be an unpardonable sin for Trump to attempt to tarnish the process and declare an election illegitimate without concrete evidence.

7 Michael Byrd and the other Black and brown police officers battled Trump's attack force on Jan. 6, they committed an unpardonable sin against white racial authoritarianism and its believers and followers.

8 There are two unpardonable sins for a running back in the Ravens’ offense: fumbling and failing to pass block.

9 It criticized her for making “unpardonable reckless remarks encroaching upon our inviolable system and sovereign rights” during her visit to South Korea.

10 McMullin strongly criticized Lee after the revelation, saying that the lawmaker “committed an unpardonable betrayal of his oath and the public trust.”

11 Emmett, a Chicago kid visiting family in Mississippi, had committed an unpardonable sin.

12 Brevity is not, after all, an unpardonable sin.

13 “He said he had committed an unpardonable atrocity and he would live in repentance for the rest of his life.”

14 I want to acknowledge that the publication of my book has deeply hurt the victims who are still living with the trauma of Karadzic’s unpardonable actions.

15 My parents taught me what the best teachers tell us all: that it is no sin to make a mistake, but unpardonable not to try to make the most of our talents.

16 Their only one sin is unpardonable.

他们唯一罪行也是不赦之罪.

17 Wyeth committed at least two unpardonable sins, hewing to a realist style during an age of abstraction and irony, and achieving extraordinary popular success.

18 There was nothing unpardonable in Miss Bridgeman's plainness.

19 Powell, in short, had considered Jefferson in full and reached the conclusion that this U.S. founder’s achievements were worthy of celebration even if his transgressions were unpardonable.

20 “To blunder in handling information of this kind, making trouble for his informant and others, would be unpardonable.”

1 不能原谅的

unexcused irremissible

2 不可宽恕的

irremissible inexcusable

3 不可原谅

inexcusable unforgivable unforgivably

4 过于恶劣无法饶恕的

unforgivable

5 不可宽恕

inexcusable inexcusably unpardonably

6 不能宽恕的

mortal

7 不可原谅的

inexcusable unforgivable irremissible scandalous unjustifiable