Sentence examples for unrepeatable time from inspiring English sources
"That was an unrepeatable time of Sturm und Drang," says Jim Rakete, a leading German photographer and photojournalist who met Bowie in Berlin at the time and photographed him backstage, producing some of the most iconic images of Bowie's Berlin days.
If only Charles and Sebastian had got it on, or even broached the subject, the drama would not have been so airless and Irons' narration of Ryder's belief that this was an innocent time, a lost Arcadia, an unrepeatable Eden, so unconvincing.
The most mind-boggling marvel in this unprecedented, probably unrepeatable retrospective of one of the most imaginative artists of all time, at the local museum in his home town, was not a psychedelic altarpiece but a display of drawings.
I just think in the times in which we live, it would be unrepeatable," Noel concludes.
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".
These circumstances are unrepeatable.
Each one is unique, unrepeatable.
The truth was awful, impossible, unrepeatable.
