Sentence examples for would never replicate from inspiring English sources

Leaving the summit in the early hours of this morning, Juncker said: In the Greek case we said we would never replicate the solution applied to it.

I always swore that I would never replicate my parents' lives -- a house in the suburbs, three screaming children, dinner at 6 every evening -- but now I think they might have been on to something.

We have a deep respect for artistic integrity and would never replicate or appropriate the work of a young artist, or any artist for that matter.

Of course you'd never replicate that tension every time, but it seems a more reasonable gimmick, as far as gimmicks go.

I knew that at best — even in blatant imitation — one achieves only a version of a surface, perhaps taps into one or two of the original's subsurface forces, and that the best "use" of influence is simply to be moved by what you like, to understand you can never replicate it (indeed, wouldn't if you could), to feel encouraged, and then to move on alone.

Asked if he would be interested in a move, the Celtic manager told BBC Scotland: "You might never replicate what you get here.

In fact, we never replicate recipes.

But it can never replicate the glory of stereovision.

Reality TV can never replicate these former soldiers' experiences.

The situation has altered so drastically, she writes, that she could never replicate her experiment today.

"You can never replicate match situations anywhere else.