incorrigable

“The Doctor was incorrigable, though, and wanted a Drink after he was done. lgl”

Malpractice Reform, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

“I really never imagined that I - incorrigable flirt and independence-craving solo artist - could find someone who makes me so happy and is so easy to be with.”

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“I like that .... since SC I've been calling bill the red-faced manwhore. that's a great partner to incorrigable skank-biscuit.”

Hillary: Pledged Delegates Can Switch Candidates

“In spite of being an incorrigable misanthrope, I have an overwhelming urge to hold a large bible study in my home.”

Couple Ordered to Stop Holding Bible Study at Home Without Permit « Anglican Samizdat

“Shaming may work, but some diarists are incorrigable, also some do, I now realise, come up with the same ideas that don't get published till the next day.”

And the Press Plagiarist Award Goes to the Evening Standard

“And that I was an incorrigable, and carried on somthing gastly, and was going to be put in a convent.”

Bab: A Sub-Deb

“Check and see how much time and education is wasted on the Negroes right here in America, as they hold back the White and Asian kids with their incorrigable behavior.”

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“I’ve always advocating contracting out maximum security prisoners or incorrigable prisoners.”

Sentenced To 13 Years, Will Serve Less Than 2 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous

“I know it would be foolish to even estimate the exact percentage of corrigable, or what is termed "incorrigable convicts," or to shut our eyes to the persistency of the criminal type of character, or to expect in the eyes of the law anything more from the average prisoner than that he shall cease to be a lawbreaker and become law-abiding; but the concrete fact has been established that opportunity succeeds where mere cruelty in the past has failed in a treatment of our criminal classes.”

Criminology in the British Empire