Sentence examples for defies replication from inspiring English sources
Was this stuff the real deal, or perhaps it was the kind of flimsy stuff that defies replication and is soon forgotten?
The giants of postmodernism -- William Gaddis, Thomas Pynchon, Don DeLillo -- have erected pyramids of prose so intricate in their conceits and so saturated with references as to defy replication altogether.
He too had the uncanny ability to make decisions that ran utterly against all industry convention, succeeded brilliantly, and largely defied replication.
The field of psychology has come under particular scrutiny because many results in the scientific literature defy replication by other researchers.
Roger Bohmrich, a wine expert, says the fact that the personality and quality of the wines emerging from these vineyards have defied replication for so many centuries is a powerful indication that the site is critical.
"But Michael defies logic.
McClellin defies easy labels.
