inexcusably

Such approaches errantly and inexcusably afford Israel a monopoly on defining reality.

The Yorkists still more inexcusably were in their turn surprised and cut to pieces.

She practically avoided speaking to Lee Randon; and he was certain that she was, cheaply and inexcusably, offended at him.

And in this case the tragedy was the more awful, and the more inexcusably atrocious, because God deliberately planned it.

They were also forgetting, rather inexcusably, that the Bulgars were averse to the idea of the Russians securing Constantinople.

There was something inexcusably cruel in the termination of Baranof's services with the fur company.