Sentence examples for cannot be healed from inspiring English sources

The misery they produce cannot be healed without ending the carnage in Liberia, analysts of the region agree.

But what if time is the wound?" In Roger Cohen's article on Stalag IX-B, he quotes Primo Levi: "The injury cannot be healed: it extends through time".

They believe there is no sickness that cannot be healed through eating, and they don't believe in using measuring cups; they just feel what is right.

Our revolution is a revolution of the people, people who can no longer stand the stench of tyranny, who cannot be healed by handouts.

Again, that's justified because the Intervention is just one in the long line of whitefella ideas that have made no difference and will make no difference, because the gaping wound in the Aboriginal psyche cannot be healed.

Gus Portokalos (Michael Constantine), a man who can turn any conversation into a discussion of Greek as the root of all language, a man convinced that no injury or ailment exists that cannot be healed by Windex.

These have been tough years for American power: years of a sick economy that cannot easily be healed; of wars that cannot, tactically or definitionally, be "won"; of new powers that have risen under the shelter of the Pax Americana and now will not be told what to do.

"Dignitary wounds cannot always be healed with the stroke of a pen," he said.

We can and must learn to do a better job of healing the mind and the brain -- and of helping and honoring those who cannot now be healed.

Christians cannot pray to him, let alone reach out and be healed by him.

While you can occasionally reduce a blemish in quick time, one thing you cannot do is heal a wound on your face overnight.