Sentence examples for irreplaceable people from inspiring English sources
"irreplaceable people" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to people of great importance in your life, who are irreplaceable and unique. For example, "The members of my family are irreplaceable people, and no amount of money or possessions could ever replace them."
"But, you know, the cemeteries are full of irreplaceable people".
"I wanted you to say that the graveyards are full of irreplaceable people," he said, animatedly.
He is not, however, as irreplaceable as some people appear to believe.
"He is irreplaceable, and the people will continue his work even though he is not physically here".
He had a unique way of thinking: he didn't consider himself that important; in his own eyes, he was not that rare and irreplaceable creature most people imagine when they think about themselves".
People are irreplaceable, and art, no matter how good, doesn't replace them.
"The California desert is a cherished and irreplaceable resource for the people of southern California," said Sally Jewell, the US interior secretary.
Saving such places is the indispensable complement to preserving great architectural monuments, as our local landmarks law wisely determined in 1965: we need to prevent "the irreplaceable loss to the people of the city of the aesthetic, cultural and historic values represented" by our local landmarks.
Alou and Melvin replaced managers some people viewed as irreplaceable, Baker in San Francisco and Lou Piniella in Seattle.
This year we've lost some enormous talents – Bowie, Prince, Victoria Wood, Caroline Aherne – and these people seem completely irreplaceable.
There are wonderful sound bites, authentic, irreplaceable footage and reminiscences of people who danced at the Savoy and drank at Birdland.
