Sentence examples for unrepeatable stories from inspiring English sources
Winslet says the real-life Joanna Hoffman told her "unrepeatable" stories that revealed Jobs as almost charmingly naive, but Hoffman also admitted there were times she wanted to "stab him in the chest".
Will Forte talks about how he spent two months carpooling with Bruce Dern and how Dern told some incredible, yet unrepeatable stories.
All these form the unrepeatable single moment, which the story tries to do justice to.
Colombian singer Shakira wrote: "We will remember your life, dear Gabo, like a unique and unrepeatable gift, and the most original of stories".
Furthermore, several prominent ad hoc simulations report inconsistent and unrepeatable results.
In Gould's telling of the story, the catastrophist recounting of the Earth's history is exemplified by Thomas Burnet's Sacred Theory of the Earth (1690) in which the narrative turns on events of "unrepeatable uniqueness".
This time, over a glass of cider and a herby pea soup, we are regaled with scurrilous gossip and unrepeatable tales of intrigue by a wily old local with a smile as wicked as the stories he tells.
"But this was a unique and unrepeatable occasion because my goals surpassed important players in the history of the derby.
The report stressed the importance of international collaboration on expensive, unrepeatable projects CERN and the Human Genome Project being prime examples.
