unrepentance

The core of the Republican ideology has long since strayed from its stated desires to find leaner, better ways to govern a free people and has evolved into a diamond-hard doctrine of perpetual unrepentance.

Steven Weber: Grumpy Old Putzes 2009

But I do; I love the harsh matter of factness; I love Jack's love of drink and drugs and his total unrepentance.

Archive 2006-11-01 2006

But I do; I love the harsh matter of factness; I love Jack's love of drink and drugs and his total unrepentance.

The Magdalen Martyrs 2006

Helpless in the face of such blank unrepentance, I obeyed, and presently I heard the clerk's voice intoning, Nurse Ratcliff!

Try Anything Twice 1938

"No, I know I don't," beamed Bertram, with cheerful unrepentance; "but I am, just the same," he finished triumphantly.

Miss Billy -- Married 1914

Sheriff and watcher, had failed to do: he had shaken Grassette out of his blank isolation and obdurate unrepentance, had touched some chord of recognisable humanity.

Northern Lights, Volume 3. Gilbert Parker 1897

Sheriff, and watcher, had failed to do: he had shaken Grassette out of his blank isolation and obdurate unrepentance, had touched some chord of recognizable humanity.

Northern Lights Gilbert Parker 1897

Sheriff and watcher, had failed to do: he had shaken Grassette out of his blank isolation and obdurate unrepentance, had touched some chord of recognisable humanity.

Northern Lights, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897

Sheriff and watcher, had failed to do: he had shaken Grassette out of his blank isolation and obdurate unrepentance, had touched some chord of recognisable humanity.

The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

"No, I know I don't," beamed Bertram, with cheerful unrepentance; "but I am, just the same," he finished triumphantly.

Miss Billy — Married 1894