Sentence examples for that is impossible to replicate from inspiring English sources

There is a deep, tannic funkiness to wild game that is impossible to replicate in what Griffiths calls "commodity pork".

There is a sense of connection that comes from sharing one another's burdens that is impossible to replicate with a "like" or a tweet.

The truth is that while the public rarely thinks about supercomputers - except, perhaps, when there's a chess game at stake - these machines do amazing work that is impossible to replicate elsewhere.

It was one of those memorable, on-vacation meals that are impossible to replicate at home.

But that's something that's impossible to replicate on mobile, because app popularity is so volatile.

Romanica believes that under the sea there is a unique humidity, pressure and temperature profile that's impossible to replicate on land.

They have misplaced their spark in the past week and there are concerns that it is impossible to replicate the flowing football they were playing a couple of months ago when Carroll, who is not the most mobile of forwards, is in their attack.

One research challenge Richards and other immuno-oncologists face is that the human immune system is impossible to replicate in a dish.

The most feted producers are often prevented from expanding by law and geography, and it is impossible to replicate the weather that produced the 1982 Lafite.

Lin says it is impossible to replicate exactly the original conditions when reconstructing the sounds – that is, the screams – of the night in question.

What works stunningly well for a fortnight is impossible to replicate over a longer period.