Sentence examples for Truly irreplaceable from inspiring English sources

Few men are truly irreplaceable but, like Shane Warne before him, Ricky Ponting is.

If Porto's uncapped Brazilian Fernando is meant to be cover for Yaya Touré – City's only truly irreplaceable player – he is not even close to good enough.

But the loss of antiques from a historic building is more than monetary, because they are often truly irreplaceable.

In addition, long-serving directors with a deep understanding of the corporation's business and culture and first-hand knowledge of the ways in which the corporation has evolved, and who continue to be motivated and engaged, can be truly irreplaceable.

The works by artists who are no longer with us are truly irreplaceable and they're not going to make any more work because they're not here to do it... there's something that happens to you when you're making work over a lifetime, that there's things you can do at certain times and you can't do them at other times.

Its importance for life, after all, is truly irreplaceable.

We happen to find Nigella Lawson irreplaceable.

She read a statement from him that called Mr. Moynihan "irreplaceable," but did not address Mr. Cuomo's own future.

Indeed, the museum considers the Mona Lisa irreplaceable and thus spends its resources on preventive measures to maintain the portrait rather than on expensive insurance that can only offer mere money as a replacement.

Gareth Southgate has called Harry Kane "irreplaceable" and praised the striker's mental strength, selfless work ethic and ruthless finishing after the captain scored England's first World Cup hat-trick for 32 years to help propel the team into the knockout phase.

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