Sentence examples for unrepeatable moment from inspiring English sources
Since "The Tree of Life" is less bound to dialogue and plot than Mr. Malick's previous films, Mr. Lubezki, who also shot "The New World," said he was able to more fully embrace Mr. Malick's preferred approach, avoiding traditional camera setups and instead emphasizing handheld mobility, natural light and the search for the unrepeatable moment.
From whatever small corner of the world a novel starts, it opens its whole attention towards its present day, soaking up the qualities and minute particulars of an unrepeatable moment, then pulling the one right thread from the tangle of old words, to capture the new moment on the page, and keep it.
All these form the unrepeatable single moment, which the story tries to do justice to.
We all had several beers afterwards, and I spun home that night knowing that I'd just had a "life moment", an unrepeatable experience.
The victory is also proof that the conquest of smallpox was not just an unrepeatable fluke, a golden medical moment that will never be seen again.
Cartier-Bresson is famous for his philosophy of "the decisive moment" in a photograph, the unrepeatable glimpse of the real.
We're immersed in something called "yarragh," -- fleeting elusive moments of transcendence, when the sense of an unrepeatable event is present.
But it was a spectacle on its own terms and span out of control accordingly; a moment of fissure now gone, and, like many of the best things in life, unrepeatable.
These circumstances are unrepeatable.
