Sentence examples for cannot be hoped from inspiring English sources

As depicted in Religion, the Ethical Community is "a work whose execution cannot be hoped for from human beings but only from God himself" (6:100).

While practically speaking, we should never expect or depend upon divine aid in this advance, for each person should act as if "everything depended on him" (6:101), Kant nevertheless represents the Highest Good and the Ethical Community eschatologically, as "a work whose execution cannot be hoped for from human beings but only from God himself" (6:100).

Even this was not some rogue decision by an uppity new editor; the editors of the 1933 Supplement also wrestled with how to treat these terms — the evidence for which was often new, sparse, or both — and admitted that "it cannot be hoped or pretended that this problem has been solved in every instance with infallible discretion".

And although supererogation cannot be hoped to simply offset even one's own violations of duty, the merit of actions beyond the call of duty definitely plays an important role in the overall evaluation of one's moral record.

Peru's highest court has ruled that he cannot run; but he will be hoping that the election board, which nevertheless has the power to accept his registration as a candidate, will feel obliged by his continuing strong support to let him run.

While it is recognized that data covering the entire range of possible problems cannot be tabulated, it is hoped that the data provided will prove useful to some designers and provide a reference for other researchers to compare their results.

"The Court of Appeal stated that the 'magnitude of the systemic problems cannot be overlooked.' It is hoped that the Justice Department's probe will help reform the system so that all Orange County residents will receive the constitutional protections to which they are entitled," Sanders said in a statement. .

Yet participants cannot be misled; if it is hoped that the clinical trial will find a cure for HIV, this should be stated in the patient information leaflet and ICF, but care must be taken around contextualising the research to participants.

A man who admits he "cannot knit a stitch" is hoping to cover the streets of Cambridge with knitted bunting and wool artwork during the Tour de France.

In general Marković has proven that the mapping class group cannot be realized, as hoped by Thurston, as a subgroup of the group of diffeomorphisms of a Riemann surface of genus g.

"When we lit the tree, we gave a message that we cannot be without hope.