Sentence examples for and cannot be restored from inspiring English sources

Yet something has changed radically and cannot be restored by traditional services, hymn-singing, or resolute assertive preaching.

"Like most people, when I reflect on the adventures and joys of youth, I feel a longing for what is lost and cannot be restored.

A. In general, the Parks Department paints over or removes public murals on its property after a year, since by that time they are usually defaced or covered with graffiti, and cannot be restored.

Articular cartilage injuries have poor repair capacity, leading to progressive joint damage, and cannot be restored predictably by either conventional treatments or advanced therapies based on implantation of articular chondrocytes.

The concrete human evil of treason is that the traitor's loyalty to the cause, and with it the moral relations that bound the community together, have been broken and cannot be restored to their previous state.

His vision has since deteriorated to an irreversible state and cannot be restored, leaving him permanently blind.

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In fact, religious communities still harbor potentials of meaning from which philosophy can learn potentials that have "been lost elsewhere and that cannot be restored by the professional knowledge of experts alone" (ibid., 43).