Sentence examples for completely irreplaceable from inspiring English sources

He's completely irreplaceable".

This year we've lost some enormous talents – Bowie, Prince, Victoria Wood, Caroline Aherne – and these people seem completely irreplaceable.

It is to Barcelona what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris or the Harbour Bridge to Sydney: a completely irreplaceable logo.

-- Edmonton Sun, March 20 Don't Send In the Clones -- Bergen Record (N.J ., Feb. 28 Holy Cow! Gene Doctors Are Set to Send In the Clones -- Australian Financial Review, May 8 Send In the Clones, Then Send Them Back Again; When it comes to family pets, our Peppy is one of a kind and completely irreplaceable.

It's a delicate instrument and completely irreplaceable so we're taking our time and doing it very carefully".

Companies that rely on the idea that they're "completely irreplaceable" need only look at the long list of alternatives that have arisen to even some of our most institutionalized services in recent years: bitcoin for traditional currency; at-home 3D printing for manufacturing; and right now in Hong Kong, Firechat, which is enabling protesters to circumvent Internet service providers.

"He is totally irreplaceable".

The experience of immersing yourself in a culture so completely is irreplaceable.

No one wants to admit that doing your job competently doesn't make you completely indispensable and irreplaceable.

By this she means that we experience our beloveds to be irreplaceable: "loving and delighting in [one person] are not completely commensurate with loving and delighting in another" (1987, p. 14).

In a world marked by the absence of someone so irreplaceable, Madeleine's and my lives are the same, but also completely different.