| I always promised to do better but I was an incurably scruffy boy who never did do well on the pulled-up socks side of life. |
| The Committee noted that in April 1993 Mr. Morales Tornel was diagnosed as an incurably ill patient whose health was seriously deteriorating. |
| Once again the Church turns her eyes to those who suffer and calls attention to the incurably ill, many of whom are dying from terminal diseases. |
| I knew that holding the candy in her plump little hands all that time without unwrapping it represented a supreme effort of the will for my incurably chocoholic daughter. |
| His libido was so far down the Byronic scale that he was pronounced incurably impotent in his divorce from his wife Effie. |
| This infection is explosive and leads incurably to death in four or five days. |
