Sentence examples for cannot be banished from inspiring English sources

(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.

Onegin's pride, like Darcy's (and Pride and Prejudice cannot be banished from one's mind as one reads Eugene Onegin, though there is no evidence that Pushkin knew of it) makes him, at least, honest - though Nietzsche's comment that cynicism is the mediocre man's best chance at honesty is perhaps more accurate.

But "the Phantom of Central Park", as television channel Sport1 have described the coach - Guardiola is on a sabbatical with his family in New York - cannot be banished for too long.

Thirty years of entrenched behaviour cannot simply be banished with the wave of a hand.

Rousseau argues that those who cannot accept the dogmas can be banished from the state.

Ideological and policy disagreements can never be banished, and they often cannot be split.

We cannot erase our history, but we can pledge that hatred will be banished from our great land.

Although government cannot obligate a person to believe its dogmas, one who fails to adopt them can rightly be banished from the state on grounds of unsociability.