Sentence examples for cannot be grasped from inspiring English sources

Dilthey emphasized that the essence of human beings cannot be grasped by introspection but only from a knowledge of all of history; this understanding, however, can never be final because history itself never is: "The prototype 'man' disintegrates during the process of history".

Since beings cannot attain such wisdom, reality as such cannot be grasped.

'Lulu' cannot be grasped through a prefabricated image".

According to Bergson, it is something that just has to be intuited and cannot be grasped by discursive reason.

Without understanding this technique and the rationale behind it, the novel cannot be grasped in its entirety.

But a subtler argument that voters' economic struggles cannot be grasped by men as privileged as Mr Cameron and George Osborne, his Treasury spokesman, may work.

It cannot really be grasped, and can be perceived as scary or comforting.

My testimony explored how more often than not the agency and power of fecundity can be alluring to women split about their capacities as mothers and as professionals -- the plight of many modern women -- resulting in impossible motherhood "syndromes" that act out old childhood hurts, the full sense of which cannot begin to be grasped without examining one's history and one's own complicity.

There is always that in poetry which will not be grasped, which cannot be described, which survives our ardent attention, our critical theories, our late-night arguments.

This value is complex and can only emotionally be grasped but it cannot be defined, nor even propositionally characterized.

This encourages the idea that any genuine piece of evidence can in principle be grasped by multiple individuals; anything which cannot be so grasped is either not genuine evidence or is at best a degenerate species thereof.