Sentence examples for cannot be made good from inspiring English sources

I think what history has done to Jewish people, frankly, cannot be made good by giving them a piece of land.

The good exists in struggle and so cannot be made secure (JAA, Philosophy I Lectures, 1943).

Certainly there are times when the damage is done and recompense cannot be made, but good employees do their very best to repair whatever damage has been done to the best of their ability.

The second part of the argument also makes little sense; if a recorder does not work, or a recording cannot be made for good faith and practical reasons (any of which are very hard to envision, even in theory), the FBI can easily notate that, through no fault of the agent, no recording was possible that day under the circumstances at hand.

A good company board cannot be made up of just the investors and you: You need advocates that are balanced and on your side.

318] bills are void from the first, and cannot be made valid; though the promisor may have good reason for wishing to get them into his possession.

Good espresso cannot be made in a large portion.

"Good food cannot be made of inferior ingredients masked with high flavor".

Economists have long recognized that good decisions cannot be made without considering an individual's unique characteristics and preferences.

To avoid misapprehension, it may be proper to add that, although the obligations of a state rest for their performance upon its honor and good faith, and cannot be made the subjects of judicial cognizance unless the state consents to be sued or comes itself into court, yet, where property or rights are enjoyed under a grant or contract made by a state, they cannot wantonly be invaded.

Good longform journalism and proper investigations cannot be made for free.