There was an account of psychology that was taken to show man as irredeemably selfish.
It can then impose conditions, or even order mergers unpicked if it thinks them irredeemably anti-competitive.
Dorsey yearns to create streamlined beauty out of giant ungainly systems that at first glance appear to be irredeemably chaotic.
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When it came to designing this space, there are probably a dozen ways in which it could have slipped irredeemably into tackiness.
On the one hand, the collapse of the financial system has been taken as proof that bankers are incorrigibly, irredeemably naughty children.
That should lay to rest the myth that Germany is irredeemably anti-consumer (although quality of service still leaves much to be desired).
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Certainly, hardliners in India, convinced that Pakistan is irredeemably wedded to the Kashmir insurgency and to causing terror in Indian cities, think the peace process is doomed.
Or was he supposed to pass up the chance in 2004 to sell Rupert Murdoch some cheap insurance against charges that his media empire is irredeemably biased?
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It is the object of endless lectures about taxes and wages that are too high, welfare and pension benefits that are too generous, east German states that have become subsidy junkies and a labour market that is irredeemably sclerotic.
Whether or not he actually said "God is in the details, " the deceptive simplicity (nothing is more difficult than simplicity) of his rigorously stripped-down style -- "almost nothing, " in his own words again -- suffered a dizzying decline from exquisite to pedestrian to irredeemably banal in the hands of those who exploited it as a cheap, uncomplicated and highly profitable way to put up big commercial buildings.
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