Sentence examples for almost impossible to recreate from inspiring English sources

Keller's food, it should be pointed out, is generally regarded as beautiful, extraordinary and almost impossible to recreate.

It may be possible to sound like another person, but it will be almost impossible to recreate all of the 100 or so physical and behavioural aspects of someone's speech and voice ID.

"We just want to be like you," they wailed, like some kind of Baloo 2.0, usually going on to ask: "What is it that makes the Valley so special?" Sarah, ever the professional, patiently explained how the Valley is a perfect ecosystem of ideas, talent, money and networking which would be almost impossible to recreate anywhere else.

So even if you do not fall into the trap of writing history as if that which actually happened somehow had to happen – what Henri Bergson called "the illusions of retrospective determinism" – it is almost impossible to recreate the emotional intensity of the moment of liberation.

Imperfect renderings from the projector combined with the delayed frame rate of the video signal and refresh rate of the projector make the art almost impossible to recreate, yet Bertran manages to capture their short-lived moments.

The major problem in the identification of therapeutic approaches for the treatment of multiple myeloma is the complex relationship between the multiple types of cells distributed throughout the bone marrow microenvironment, which is almost impossible to recreate in vitro.

It's almost impossible to play him.

Mr. Breuer said it was "impossible" to recreate the language.

Ancient habitats are impossible to recreate and many others difficult to restore or recreate.

"It is impossible to recreate the union that used to exist.

It is impossible to recreate the landscape existing prior to the ditching of the 1930's.