4 Sentences With "irresoluble"

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"Es una tensión irresoluble y es momento para que otros asuman mis funciones como MP y ministro", dijo, con las sigas de miembro del parlamento británico. from The New York Times
Ms. Barron, whose early work includes the cult favorite "You Got Older," has the rare gift of being both oblique and perfectly clear — or as clear as one can be about the irresoluble conflicts of life. from The New York Times
Last year her play "I'll Never Love Again," at the Bushwick Starr, was praised by The New York Times critic Ben Brantley, who called Ms. Barron an "exciting young playwright" and said she "has the rare gift of being both oblique and perfectly clear — or as clear as one can be about the irresoluble conflicts of life." from The New York Times
The obligation to return the gift has received various interpretations, but one common assumption is that the object that is given tends to keep a portion of the identity of the giver (hau used by Mauss). In the case of organ gifting, this personalization of the gifted object reaches extreme proportions because the gift is actually a piece of the giver's body. Reciprocity tends to be discouraged in contemporary organ gifting, thus creating an irresoluble sense of debt in the receiver. This separation of the donor from the object being given was not always implemented, and in earlier cases of organ transplantation the receiver could obtain information from the donor and even meet.