Sentence examples for being impossible to replicate from inspiring English sources

The equipment malfunction notwithstanding, Wotherspoon declared the outing a success because he was able to go through his race-day paces — jitters and adrenaline rush being impossible to replicate in practice.

It's impossible to replicate back home.

"It's impossible to replicate nature — it's too good," Gang told me.

By Amy Waldman "It's impossible to replicate nature — it's too good," Jeanne Gang says.

It would be impossible to replicate this setting in a high-rise.

It was one of those memorable, on-vacation meals that are impossible to replicate at home.

It's impossible to replicate that sound in a small room – you can always tell.

The expertise gathered in the Lords would, he says, be impossible to replicate with elections.

What works stunningly well for a fortnight is impossible to replicate over a longer period.

The former action bowlers agree on another point: those times would be impossible to replicate today.

While some work can be completed during or after a trip, lectures and classroom discussions are impossible to replicate.