Sentence examples for unrepeatable that from inspiring English sources

In all that, it aims to do what art, especially live performance, has always sought to do: to produce an experience, unprecedented and unrepeatable, that leaves us changed.

It is funereal, unrepeatable music that can only be followed by silence and air.

The Holocaust cannot be glibly remembered in passing as a tragic aberration, an extreme and unrepeatable atrocity that happened because millions of people somehow went mad.

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".

And yet it seemed a pity to forgo the possibilities offered by that unrepeatable occasion.

While the silverware is, naturally, much scarcer than when Rod Laver and friends ruled in that unrepeatable golden age, depth does appear to be building.

Just as we no longer think that the assassination of Franz Ferdinand "caused" the first world war, perhaps we only imagined that unrepeatable meetings between supernatural talents shaped our music culture.

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.

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

Scholars such as Renato Poggioli and Peter Bürger define the avant-garde as radically new and unrepeatable, an "advanced" guard that exhausted its aesthetic and political possibilities.

At first glance this seems to be 2013's lot, destined always to play a grudging Salieri to the unrepeatable operatic one-off that was 2012.