Sentence examples for Can't coexist from inspiring English sources

There's absolutely no reason we can't coexist.

Who said green and luxury can't coexist?

"They're telling them you can't coexist as a people".

Apparently her happiness and his just can't coexist.

There is no reason archaeology and mining operations can't coexist at the site.

But there's no reason that pub pints and cubic metres can't coexist.

"It is all patronage, commerce and business, but why can't we coexist with the monastery?

This isn't to argue that poetry and music can't profitably coexist – Vaughan Williams's settings of poems by Housman, Hardy and Whitman, for instance, are sublime, but they don't improve on the original texts.

The film, entitled Renewal, was produced by Marty Ostrow and Terry Kay Rockefeller and puts an end to the absurd belief that religion and environmental activism can't comfortably coexist.

The two can't always coexist, and when confronted with both, Kennedy often has chosen to prioritize the individual over the state -- most notably when the rights of gay people and certain criminal offenders are at stake.

Today these elements don't coexist in one place.