Sentence examples for something irreplaceable about from inspiring English sources

In Sandee's opinion, there was something irreplaceable about the combination of sentient judgment and human hands.

In other words, while behavioral and automated targeting systems are built into TidalTV, he thinks there's something irreplaceable about a human editor assembling content on a regular basis to entice online viewers.

There is something irreplaceable about walking among shelves of carefully curated books, touching their spines, sliding the richness of a hardback's thick paper cover into your waiting hands, reading a few paragraphs, then trying another.

"A work has something irreplaceable and unique about it, a product can be reproduced exactly, and is in fact the result of repetitive acts and gestures" (Lefebvre 1991, p. 70).

And with him something irreplaceable – not just industry and skill, but a rare sort of honour.

On the other hand, there were people who sensed that something irreplaceable was disappearing.

Yet bookstores provide something irreplaceable that we shouldn't easily relinquish.

Have you ever owned something irreplaceable that you've mislaid for ever?

In their own way, each of these countries added something irreplaceable to the proceedings over the years.

There was something irreplaceable that brother support offered during that moment that surpassed anything that a father's hug had to offer.

If Residence finds itself having to leave St Nicholas Street, Bristol council may find that it has lost something irreplaceable and worth far more than money.