Sentence examples for new and unrepeatable from inspiring English sources
Scholars such as Renato Poggioli and Peter Bürger define the avant-garde as radically new and unrepeatable, an "advanced" guard that exhausted its aesthetic and political possibilities.
Stepping in and out of myth, in and out of literature, in and out of the fantastical and the everyday, and using the material gathered from each region to make something new and unrepeatable, Schulz redrafts the lines between fantasy and reality following an obscure but apparently robust logic, the precise architecture of which is still being fathomed.
A beautiful and unrepeatable design, since Francescon's restless obsession was the creation of a new Arcadia, paradise inside a room.
By doing this, these young scientists risk their career with unauthentic articles, containing disputed and unrepeatable data.
"It seems like an artwork, unique and unrepeatable," he said.
The opening was an atmospheric and unrepeatable spectacle.
Compared to film, it's inconvenient, expensive and unrepeatable.
Homer was in essence the relationship, built over many years, of shared and unrepeatable experiences.
"But this was a unique and unrepeatable occasion because my goals surpassed important players in the history of the derby.
As he explained in his autobiography, he thought that recordings were the antithesis of "ephemeral and unrepeatable" live performances.
