Sentence examples for irreplaceable about from inspiring English sources

In Sandee's opinion, there was something irreplaceable about the combination of sentient judgment and human hands.

When I explained this to a female colleague and asked her if she thought that there was yet anything irreplaceable about men, she answered, "They're entertaining".

In other words, while behavioral and automated targeting systems are built into TidalTV, he thinks there's something irreplaceable about a human editor assembling content on a regular basis to entice online viewers.

There is something irreplaceable about walking among shelves of carefully curated books, touching their spines, sliding the richness of a hardback's thick paper cover into your waiting hands, reading a few paragraphs, then trying another.

Whatever anyone thinks of Ecclestone and his methods, the fact he seems effectively irreplaceable is about as powerful a tribute to his qualities as it is possible to get.

But I didn't yet understand the irreplaceable thing about it, which was the irreplaceable thing about being 16: time passed slowly.

This colourful, exuberant, brilliantly detailed account by Jerry White is the latest in a long list of irreplaceable books about London, all written as if the author were personally remembering what he describes rather than excavating it.

Today, I want to write about the irreplaceable quality of human interaction, about human presence, about human touch and about the human voice.

Claims are made about irreplaceable sagacity supposedly offered by players in Washington's floating Brahmin crapgame.

But presidential aides said they were worried about irreplaceable artwork and sculptures that were on display in heavily damaged ceremonial rooms.

"A work has something irreplaceable and unique about it, a product can be reproduced exactly, and is in fact the result of repetitive acts and gestures" (Lefebvre 1991, p. 70).