Sentence examples for its unrepeatable from inspiring English sources
The classic example of Marjetica Potrč's project at Aubervilliers shows its unrepeatable uniqueness.
It is unrepeatable not only because it is a one-off, devised piece – the combined effort of director Sally Cookson, dramaturg Mike Akers and the cast – but because of its site: a chunk of King Street has been closed off and the theatre's 18th-century facade is now a backdrop.
And, though we said we would do it again next year, we all knew it was unrepeatable".
All miss the point, which is that it is unrepeatable.
It is an unrepeatable classic – only now they want to do it again.
It feels like something unrepeatable, as though it could only have happened once.
"This is unrepeatable — it would never work again.
It is funereal, unrepeatable music that can only be followed by silence and air.
I just think in the times in which we live, it would be unrepeatable," Noel concludes.
It's undefinable, unrepeatable and when good, truly, truly seismic.
What makes something a tode ti is its being a fully determinate thing, not further differentiable; what makes something a kath' hekaston is its being a particular thing, unrepeatable, and not predicated of anything else.
