Sentence examples for unrepeatable about from inspiring English sources

She took my umbrella and said something unrepeatable about B's race.

He gave me that first, unrepeatable, unforgettable gasp of about-to-be-published oxygen".

"Man"—and what we are now talking about is the unique, unrepeatable person, who may behave like Hitler or Gautama Buddha, like Newton or the homme moyen sensuel or the village idiot.

Actually, more than that: the sudden discovery that in certain and perhaps unrepeatable circumstances, the poor could use their grievance about all kinds of things to change at least one.

With a vast number of personal recollections, as well as a judicious use of official sources, the book doesn't just tell us about the strange and (I very much hope) unrepeatable social experiment that was National Service.

For example, while peak pressure (i.e., the peak sensel value) provides very precise information about ischial loading, it is relatively unreliable and unrepeatable; and while average pressure (i.e., the sensel average throughout the entire contact area) is relatively reliable and repeatable, it masks precise information about ischial loading [ 19].

But others then ask: what about the Big Bang: if it turns out to be unrepeatable, must we conclude that it can't be studied scientifically?

And unrepeatable.

This is unrepeatable".

These circumstances are unrepeatable.

They were unrepeatable.