Sentence examples similar to is an unrepeatable event from inspiring English sources
It is an unrepeatable classic – only now they want to do it again.
"One thing I always teach my students is that a crime scene or an archaeology site is an unrepeatable experiment, because in working on it, you alter or destroy it," adds Duhig.
We're immersed in something called "yarragh," -- fleeting elusive moments of transcendence, when the sense of an unrepeatable event is present.
The moral commitment to them was made in the aftermath of what the world's leaders thought was an unrepeatable catastrophe.
First, the lead performance by Andrew Von Urtz: I have no idea whether his lines were scripted or just emerged from the gyroscopic whimsy of his own character, but they seem to be wondrously unrepeatable events, and throughout the film he offers viewers the live-wire sensation of never knowing what he'll come up with next.
I believe that these surprise contributions from the environment serve to heighten our awareness that what we are experiencing is a precious, unrepeatable moment in time.
The problem here is that we can now have chance without randomness, if there is a single-case unrepeatable chance event.
Such 'nexus', however, is not itself a general concept but is itself an 'individual', that is, a unique and unrepeatable constellation of events.
By this narrative, Singapore's success is but an unrepeatable geographic and historical anomaly, likely to implode, and not worth the limitations on civil liberties.A road less travelled is to apply Lee Kuan Yew's legacy internationally.
