But six years later, he confessed an "ineradicable" desire for his letters to reach a wider audience.

BBC: TS Eliot

But it used to be said that the hooliganism that once dogged football in England itself was ineradicable.

ECONOMIST: England��s shame

Governments seem keener to appeal to that ineradicable British vice, xenophobia, than to that ineradicable British virtue, a sense of fair play.

ECONOMIST: Immigration: No entry | The

Q. tests suggests an ineradicable cognitive disability.

NEWYORKER: None of the Above

In a way, theirs is a love story in reverse: they set off in mistrust, move to indifference, slide into a marriage of convenience, begin to notice and value one another, and finally ascend to a state of ineradicable need.

NEWYORKER: Head-On