“He has displayed at large the advantages of equality, and then quits the subject in despair from an opinion of the incorrigibleness of human depravity.”

“Stubbornness and incorrigibleness under their reproofs and corrections.”

“Juveniles held for incorrigibility were the least likely to be held under locked security arrangements.”

“Eugene, the youngest boy, nine years old, had been in court two months before on the charge of incorrigibility.”

“Gilliam's incorrigibility is, of course, why he's a cult institution, but he's got a chronic affliction where the Dutch angle is concerned.”

“Burn a few here, whip a few there, throw the recidivists and incorrigibles into re-education camps to keep the rest in line.”

“Punishment should be enough to deter, to punish, and in the case of incorrigibles, to rehabilitate.”

“There is always a small percentage of incorrigibles, of course, people who can never be helped to reintegrate into society or turn their lives around.”