Sentence examples for and we cannot turn from inspiring English sources

Medical advances have given us these choices and we cannot turn back the clock.

There is a dark cloud gathering in Liberal Democracies, and we cannot turn a blind eye to it.

We remain stunned and we cannot turn away, not while the last survivors speak, not while there is still history to be recovered, words to be heard.

And we cannot turn our back on the commitments we made as a society to all other people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

Today, when so many children, elderly, women and families are fleeing the devastation and horror in Syria and elsewhere, we cannot turn our backs on them, nor can we succumb to fear and panic.

In these very difficult political and economic times, we cannot turn our backs on those heroes and heroines and their extraordinary efforts.

So last week we saw one of the world's bloodiest war criminals standing in the national stadium in Kigali, holding a red rose and announcing that "We cannot turn the clock back... but we have the power to determine the future and to ensure that what happened never happens again".

"Whatever economic, political, or social policies we discuss--and whatever discussion of constitutional rights and liberties may take place--we cannot turn our backs on this Biblical legacy of hope and the consequent Gospel imperative to show compassion to our immigrant brothers and sisters".

And Hutcheson argues that we cannot turn our approbation or condemnation on the sense-faculty itself – that is, we cannot judge its moral worth – except insofar as we use the moral sense.

I've told you what I believe, that our security and our values demand that we cannot turn away from the massacre of countless civilians with chemical weapons.

With Citizens United placing a stranglehold of corporate power over our state, local, and federal system of elections, we cannot turn to our political "leaders" for redress, we can't turn to the courts, and we certainly can't turn to trying to morally persuade sociopathic non-human entities called corporations -- so where does that leave us?