Sentence examples similar to is unreplicable from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, this is why the experiment was unreplicable, because there was a contradiction at the heart of it: their very freeness was only allowable by the bourgeois conventions – that one admires one's betters – that they explicitly rejected.
Despite billions of dollars spent to slow this form of transmission, only a few countries have had significant success — among them Thailand, Uganda and Zimbabwe — and their achievements have been unreplicable, poorly understood and short-lived.
But its spatial manifestation in the Mackintosh building is not unreplicable.
"Sports is predictable and unreplicable in a world where almost nothing else is".
Everest is a unique, unreplicable research site; excitingly, over the twentieth century it was reconstructed as a place which could itself – just like a laboratory – provide universal facts about the human body.
(Order: restored!) There is also, of course, the thrill of access to something finite and closed and unreplicable.
I suspect that, in fact, what most museum visitors crave is some form of uplift, an experience to get them away from the humdrum of daily life in favor of an encounter with something unique, thus unreplicable.
That, in part, is why best practices are often interpreted as code for "Why aren't you as good as the other guy?" With best practices, onlookers view the circumstances that fostered the success as being quite different from their own it's easy to accuse advocates of having incubated success under exceptional and unreplicable conditions.
