Sentence examples for to be impossible to replicate from inspiring English sources

Hiddleston suspects that his last, frantic year is going to be impossible to replicate and that he had best enjoy the moment while it lasts, even if it means his girlfriend (actor Susannah Fielding) has to make allowances; even if it means missing his best friend's wedding ("which hurt").

It would be impossible to replicate this setting in a high-rise.

The expertise gathered in the Lords would, he says, be impossible to replicate with elections.

The former action bowlers agree on another point: those times would be impossible to replicate today.

The success of Harry Potter might be impossible to replicate, and it shouldn't be held as any kind of a standard for anyone.

Those who make this argument say it would of course be impossible to replicate such oriental magic in the West.Yet the results of TIMSS suggest that this is, to put it mildly, exaggerated.

Random glitches in the technology are often used as part of the artwork which would be impossible to replicate.

The real-life experience at the stadium was a blast, and parts of that will always be impossible to replicate no matter how engrossing VR technology becomes.

Still, I'm sure this setup might not be impossible to replicate with five or six HDTVs arranged in a semi-circle.

(The 1971 version, which run to somewhere around $800,000, would likely be impossible to replicate at today's inflated costs).

And lost or missing biological data might be impossible to replicate".