Sentence examples for that cannot be reproduced from inspiring English sources

The show in her home has a vitality that cannot be reproduced on a set.

There is, after all, something about a legendary performer -- a combination of personality, sound and technique -- that cannot be reproduced.

As noted elsewhere in this issue, crucial brain functions occur in sleep that cannot be reproduced when we are awake.

But there is something about the climate and the soil in this part of the world that produces a resin that cannot be reproduced, experts say.

Fifty yards along, in the next strip mall, the message may be "Hey Babe," with further suggestions that cannot be reproduced in a family newspaper.

Well, the digital age has not yet killed the library, and this one has three million titles, as well as something that cannot be reproduced in bytes -- the impressive, Moderne-style, wedge-shaped structure itself, which took more than three decades to complete.

Web-based solutions in particular usually do not provide any means for archiving the source data that were used in the computations, with the result that analyses cannot be reproduced once the web server is updated.

Live comedy has an energy, tension and charisma that simply cannot be reproduced.

In fact, without Alan Davies's wry whingeing, delivered so winningly that it cannot be reproduced on a page, the show might be a bit unbearable.

One major pitfall of in vitro studies is that they cannot be reproduced in vivo.

For instance, in this study system erroneous evolutionary conclusions could be drawn from the habitat-specificity (implying local adaptation) of relative brain size in the data from the wild given that observed differences cannot be reproduced under common garden conditions (showing that the differences are environmentally induced).