Sentence examples for Cannot depart from inspiring English sources
The host / hostess cannot depart the house, for any reason, until one hour after the last guest has left, been expelled, or vanished.
"Nature, which is to say God, cannot depart from its own laws," he explains in a friendly tone, as if speaking of simple sums.
This approach has persisted into the present day among philosophers such as Daniel Dennett, who think that the application of mental terms cannot depart very far from the behavioral basis on which they are learned, even though the terms might not be definable on that basis.
In countries where children cannot depart from the common cutoff date, no child has to be excluded.
"Yes," because the practitioner, while living, cannot depart from the "here and now," because he or she is incarnate, in which case time and space is always experienced as "here and now".
We are inclined to say that nothing can move faster than light to express the fact that the laws rule out superluminal motion, and to state Newton's First Law by saying that an object cannot depart from uniform rectilinear motion unless acted on by an external force.
"We cannot rashly depart," he said.
I cannot imagine that Lewis departed without all three being in agreement with MacLennan.
In "La Description du corps humain" (1664) he wrote that "although movements cease in the body when it is dead and the soul departs, one cannot deduce from these facts that the soul produced the movements".
"It's clear this is a situation which cannot continue," Stanley Fischer, the departing governor of the Bank of Israel, declared this spring, a warning underlined in a recent report to the cabinet from the National Economic Council.
If producing the sort of football Liverpool did under Rodgers last season, so much inspired by the departed Luis Suarez, cannot put credit in the bank then it is hard to know what will.
