He's hopelessly in love.

She's hopelessly in love.

He is hopelessly romantic.

Tom is hopelessly in love.

Expect him to push on hopelessly.

The alternatives in the opposition are hopelessly bad.

Haiti is a nation that seems hopelessly impoverished.

Both positions are hopelessly buried in intellectual and moral fog.

Diplomatic initiatives and UN sanctions are seen as hopelessly ineffective.

During the Cold War the Security Council was hopelessly paralyzed.

A larger question is whether the US is hopelessly divided.

People that think and speak only about themselves are hopelessly uneducated.

Yet it seems, again and again, that we're hopelessly bad at it.

Europeans like to sneer at American political jamborees as being hopelessly vulgar.

But reality has proven such assessments to be both biased and hopelessly wrong.

The opposition is hopelessly divided, and the tribal and military leadership is utterly compromised.

For all of them, until now hopelessly estranged in a bewildered opposition, are fearful.

But the Devil is in the details, and, in this case, we re hopelessly outgunned.

In the age of globalization, they are also hopelessly and increasingly lagging behind developed states.

But in today s Germany, such ideas are considered hopelessly Euro romantic their time has passed.

Han called pro war Chinese intellectuals hopelessly na?ve and overly immersed in the American dream.

Am I the world's best? Or was my supposed victory hopelessly tainted by the drug's effects?

I am forever in love, and I need not pretend. I desperately, hopelessly and endlessly love Istanbul.

What about OBCs and Dalits who hopelessly believe that they can confront the casteist patriarchy by wearing gold?

Trying to give these hopelessly inefficient enterprises a new lease on life would make Iraqis poorer without reducing the violence.

Mostly, these debates tended to reach the morose conclusion that a two speed Europe would be hopelessly difficult to negotiate.

Just as he dithered over going to war with the US, Hirohito was hopelessly ambivalent about how to end it.

All of those who are seriously discussing taping up windows, staying inside and drink iodine, have failed this test hopelessly.

But the political opposition to Lukashenko is hopelessly divided, plagued by infighting, and incapable of mounting any serious challenge to his rule.

But the political opposition to Lukashenko is hopelessly divided, plagued by infighting, and incapable of mounting any serious challenge to his rule.

But this was possible only because the Swedish government already owned all the assets, thereby circumventing the hopelessly difficult issue of pricing them.

The European Union remains hopelessly ill equipped to handle the crises that haven t yet happened cross border crises sparked by EU banks increasing interdependence.

Or was my supposed victory hopelessly tainted by the drug's effects? The meaning of a drug aided victory is ambiguous and elusive even for the athlete.

At the other end of the spectrum are technocratic super defenders of regulatory bodies who believe that politicians and electorates are hopelessly confused, uneducated, and often corrupt.

The EU peace project the original impetus for European integration may have worked too well after more than six decades of success, it had come to be considered hopelessly outdated.

His addiction to cocaine left him hopelessly compromised and vulnerable to the motives of leading members of organised crime groups who tasked him to obtain valuable information regarding police investigations.

At the same time, it would avoid the complications of having multiple Europes an option that may be attractive to veteran Eurocrats from a purely functional perspective, but soon becomes hopelessly complicated.

He briefly reviewed the whole course of his thoughts during the last two years, beginning with the clear and obvious thought of death at the sight of his beloved brother hopelessly ill.

Such an indecent gap between the opinion of the people and the opinion of the patriotic blogosphere, represented by a thin social stratum of office intelligentsia, shows how hopelessly removed these folks are from the people.

After all that has happened in the intervening years to demonstrate the dangers inherent in these flaws, and a plethora of summits and conferences, a 2008 guide to financial regulation ought now to be hopelessly out of date.

This is a real challenge to do this, because animals, when you start to really look inside them how they work appear hopelessly complex. There's no detailed history of the design plans, you can't go look it up anywhere.

All these day to day troubles, which often make us feel hopelessly vexed, are but a negligible trifle in comparison with the historic significance of the fall of Communism across the world, which was the background of the Czechoslovak November 1989.

So they found this cagoots guy, a 39 year old man who was really hopelessly schizophrenic, who was known, had been known for months, to be literally defecating on himself, talking nothing that made any sense, and they brought him into the hospital.

About 75 years ago, my grandfather, a young man, walked into a tent that was converted into a movie theater like that, and he fell hopelessly in love with the woman he saw on the silver screen none other than Mae West, the heartthrob of the '30s, and he could never forget her.

But if double talk were an indictable offense, there would be few left to attend international summits. The task is neither to pillory nor to sanctify political leaders caught in these traps, but somehow to reconcile what they will often see as hopelessly competing demands of moral values and national interests, and to find ways to get them to do more good and less harm.