Sentence examples for unrepeatable things from inspiring English sources
"I remember the 1964 election, and the most disgusting unrepeatable things said by Peter Griffiths, the Conservative candidate for Smethwick," Straw said yesterday.
If it's been going and going and other actors have done wonderful work, inspired work and many magical unrepeatable things have happened and you happen to have a very small sort of functional piece at the tail end of that, you don't really want to drop the ball when everyone has done wonderful stuff.
What makes something a tode ti is its being a fully determinate thing, not further differentiable; what makes something a kath' hekaston is its being a particular thing, unrepeatable, and not predicated of anything else.
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.
What one is, is an absolutely personal thing, unique and unrepeatable and nobody really knows what it is since everybody sees it in different ways, so, one cannot leave his/her own essence".
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.
"One thing I always teach my students is that a crime scene or an archaeology site is an unrepeatable experiment, because in working on it, you alter or destroy it," adds Duhig.
These circumstances are unrepeatable.
