Sentence examples for one unrepeatable from inspiring English sources

Still, you can see why Salinger's approach to creativity – one unrepeatable work of brilliance, followed by decades of crabby silence – might appeal to past-it rock stars.

That is one unrepeatable miracle.

"The result is an array of complex hieroglyphics and shapes — each one as unrepeatable as a snowflake— that simultaneously call to mind ancient indigenous markings or symbols from science fiction".

On Oct. 8, Mac will combine all eight of the concerts into one ecstatic, intermissionless, unrepeatable twenty-four-hour marathon.

Each one is unique, unrepeatable.

The report stressed the importance of international collaboration on expensive, unrepeatable projects CERN and the Human Genome Project being prime examples.

Their feats seem physically unrepeatable: no one has lungs like that now.

At first glance this seems to be 2013's lot, destined always to play a grudging Salieri to the unrepeatable operatic one-off that was 2012.

FDR managed to do it, but he had special circumstances on his side: the Depression, war on the horizon and an unprecedented, unrepeatable monopoly on political power.

I'd probably heard this one before, on the Archive, but the clarity of the vault recording, the distinctive character of each instrument, and maybe the sight, out the window, of raw California fault land made the music seem unique, fresh, and unrepeatable.

Today, they share pie and figgy pudding, divulge unrepeatable gossip, give one another career advice.