Sentence examples for cannot banish from inspiring English sources

But even the captivating Ebony Steel Band cannot banish its melancholy.

Yet, after 9½ disappointing years as a professional, Harrison cannot banish the bad memories.

You cannot banish a couple of women, one of them nearing mental dissolution, to rural solitude without raising the ghosts of Liv Ullmann and Bibi Andersson, in "Persona".

Yet these newly minted Americans cannot banish their Russianness, which haunts them like "some chemical reaction in the blood, something nauseating, bitter and terrible".

I can be bored, at least for a time, with something that I continue to care deeply about; even love cannot banish boredom altogether.

On April 18 , 1961 he recorded both these items: "I cannot banish from my mind the picture of these brave men, pathetically underequipped, dying on Cuban beaches before Soviet tanks" and "J.F.K. was in superb form at lunch".

It teaches us that there is some evil in everyone and that it cannot be banished by sound policies and institutional reforms…We cannot achieve a compassionate society simply by passing new laws and appointing more staff to administer them".

(The fungus permeates the wood and cannot be banished separately).

Politics cannot be banished indefinitely, as those corpses in Karachi suggest.

But sorrow and its implications cannot be banished entirely from this chronicle of their contentment.

It's an elephant which cannot be banished from the minds of those who have spoken out, by the boycott initiated by Jada Pinkett Smith, soon joined by her husband Will Smith.