Sentence examples for be undone only from inspiring English sources

"Sins cannot be undone, only forgiven".

But what has been decided by the people can be undone only by the people.

Still others — for example, orders under the Antiquities Act, setting aside federal land as national monuments — can be undone only by an act of Congress.

Mr. Schwarz called it "very likely" that the current panel will insist that any results of a new referendum be undone only by still another referendum.

The lovers have fallen victim to a curse, which can be undone only when the king sees a ring he gave her in the forest.

Jane Briggs, a spokeswoman for the State Education Department, noted that "the vast majority of education mandates are required by state or federal law" and can be undone only through legislative action.

Playing West Indies, then regarded as all but invincible, in Barbados, it dominated the first four days and was undone only on the last day by sensational fast bowling from the West Indian duo of Curtly Ambrose and Courtney Walsh.

I say it was recognising that a little-played game, made tedious by the ease of cheating could be translated to the world of the virtual - where cards remain impervious to tactical reshuffles and where moves can only be undone once.

Moreover, the initial damage may have cascading effects that cannot be undone by only reversing the initial damage.

But it's an evil system that can only be undone by government.

"Some doors can only be undone from one side," explains Hazel.