Sentence examples for but we cannot find from inspiring English sources

One told the BBC: "Europe is always talking about human rights and freedom but we cannot find this here".

When we started on the paper we had all the station location details in order to identify our network, but we cannot find them any more.

Gaiman talks about "Dark Matter, the material of the universe that makes up everything that must be there but we cannot find," and riffs his way into a kind of quantum physics school of magic.

Joyce Appleby Los Angeles, Dec. 5, 2010 The writer is professor emerita of history at U.C.L.A. • To the Editor: In conclusion: We have a political culture that can send our children to war, thousands to return home in coffins and even more with war-related injuries; but we cannot find the courage to raise taxes to pay for war.

A lot of Americans do not earn enough for a living wage, but we cannot find evidence that it is the "vast majority". Amazon and Walmart pay well above the minimum wage, contrary to her statement, and it is tendentious to claim those companies specifically get some sort of a wealth transfer from the public when such benefits flow to all low-wage workers in many companies.

But we cannot find a minimal surface which satisfies the equality.

But if we cannot find ways of creating new value, and new stability, then our economy will increasingly resemble just another troubled retail chain in a discount price war, one that desperately devalues itself and eliminates jobs in a last-ditch attempt to survive.

But at present we cannot find a major political party who will make that commitment.

Mr. Grosz quotes Isak Dinesen, who observed that "all sorrows can be borne if you put them into a story or tell a story about them," and he goes on to argue that stories can help us to make sense of our lives, but that if "we cannot find a way of telling our story, our story tells us — we dream these stories, we develop symptoms, or we find ourselves acting in ways we don't understand".

But, under our statute, we cannot find a practice unfair based primarily on public policy.

Villages are supposed to hold elections for men's and women's councils to decide how to use the money, but sometimes, Ms. Zeithi said, "we cannot find any literate woman".