hopelessly

IPA: hˈoʊpɫʌsɫi

Examples of "hopelessly" in Sentences

Marketers remain hopelessly devoted to the medium.
IT WAS SO PATHETIC! but that's what you call hopelessly romantic?
Republicans want to repeal what they call a hopelessly flawed plan.
The time of his birth is very, -- Spiegel says "hopelessly" -- dark.
As with every spring, the rains fall, the sun shines, and I remain hopelessly inept as a gardener.
Again, though, I was a young, idealistic socialist who wanted all of my favorite bands to remain hopelessly independent of the corporate labels.
In the same localities with the Bloodroot, though some days later, grows the Dog-Tooth Violet, -- a name hopelessly inappropriate, but likely never to be changed.
For who would use a term hopelessly tinged with religious dogmas and prejudices in order to refer to what is more accurately described as ignorance, fear, illness, or pathology?
As I've often said about Orson Scott Bigot, it continues to astound me that a field so dedicated to open minds continues to attract so many folks whose minds remain hopelessly closed ... and proudly so, at that!