| The irrepressibility later attributed to the Welsh by Gerald of Wales nonetheless applies to all the British and Irish during this period. |
| Again and again, Anna struggles with her essence, which is freedom, irrepressibility. |
| Dunga can certainly corroborate the attacking midfielder's irrepressibility. |
| But today none the less marks a triumph of huge import, signaling America's and New York's irrepressibility. |
| Flintoff exemplified the power of personality and his irrepressibility by dismissing Sarwan, the man of the tournament, with his first ball. |
| This is a story of the irrepressibility of art and desire, which are identified. |
