Gambling seems not to be disallowed by the religion of the Flatheads, or rather perhaps is not included among the number of deadly offences, for they remain incurably addicted to the vice, and often play during the whole night. ❋ Unknown (1844)
Regarding Heidi and other unusual animals, Edmund Haferbeck, an animal expert with Germany's branch of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, told the Associated Press, "These animals are put on show for millions of people, but afterward they remain incurably crippled." ❋ Unknown (2011)
"These animals are put on show for millions of people, but afterward they remain incurably crippled," said Edmund Haferbeck, an animal expert with Germany's branch of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. ❋ AP/The Huffington Post (2011)
He spends the best part of his time smoking his brains out while trying to consume American culture via an incurably fuzzy TV. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Everybody wins: Republicans, Democrats, Greens, Independents--we all know somebody who is seriously ill -- and nobody likes paying taxes to provide for the endless medical bills of the incurably ill. ❋ Don C. Reed (2011)
Edmund Haferbeck, an animal expert with the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals feels that famous animals do not benefit from their celebrity status: "These animals are put on show for millions of people, but afterward they remain incurably crippled." ❋ The Huffington Post (2011)
A botched gall bladder operation in 1953 had left him with an incurably infected bile duct, necessitating his treatment with antibiotics for recurrent bouts of fever. ❋ David A. Nichols (2011)
Whether we train our telescopic eyes toward a neighbor's bay window or a celestial body light years away, mankind is incurably curious about life outside our personal walls. ❋ Carolyn Bucior (2012)
I believe Bill was so nice to me because I am what the Lutheran scholar Martin Marty called me, “incurably Catholic.” ❋ Unknown (2009)
Gladwell combines a wonderful writing style with an incurably iconoclastic curiosity, which brings his stories to life. ❋ Steve Forbes (2010)
These animals are put on show for millions of people, but afterward they remain incurably crippled, said Edmund Haferbeck, an animal expert with Germany's branch of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. ❋ Unknown (2011)
The Gift is a story of mine, totally off topic and only for the incurably curious about me. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Only paintings of kittens or poems about Thomas Edison can really capture "earnest, achieving, incurably idealistic America," an endorsement of which is the true test of art? ❋ Unknown (2010)
Joe worked on the railways as a goods guard, was incurably cheerful, always wore a trilby, taught himself French and Esperanto, and was a communist. ❋ Ian Sansom (2010)
On present trends, William's Queen Catherine may one day have to explain to a mid-21st-century daughter that, whatever mummy and daddy may think on this matter, the state still regards her as incurably second-rate. ❋ Unknown (2011)
