Sentence examples for cannot be seen for from inspiring English sources

Now though it seems to me that the wood cannot be seen for the trees.

Although the catalytic effect is observed to some extent for UA, the property cannot be seen for other biologically reducing agents such as cysteine.

Then there is the other school, succinctly put by Basil Fawlty as the "bleedin' obvious", the one where wood cannot be seen for the trees.

If the contemporary wood cannot be seen for the trees, it is in part because the number of trees has grown so great.

But the fact is this: if comparatively trivial contemporary manifestations of long-standing disadvantage cannot be seen for what they are, and dealt with, but instead become bemired in trenchant opposition, what hope is there in tackling the vast, brutal and comprehensive ones that Marmion and his like claim such deep and pressing concern about?

"You observe a huge effect that cannot be seen for any other material," says Finkelmann, who adds that they have created yet another substance that shrinks by 75%.

However, the PEI molecules cannot be seen from the images for the reason that the interference of high-voltage electrons (120 kV, or 200 kV) with the light element compound (C, H, O, N) was too weak to be observed.

The central part of the (20) reflection cannot be seen because, for a positive incident angle ω, those scattered X-rays must travel long distances through the substrate as well as the sample itself.

(FG2 Practice 2) Finally, some patients said that just because it is possible to make patient records available for research cannot be seen as justification for handing over patients' electronic medical data "ad lib in an identifiable manner" (FG 4 Practice 2).

For example, if an employee comes to a manager with a disability that cannot be seen and asks for accommodation, it's fair for the employer to ask for verification.

"This is the first time we have seen ground-to-air missiles used in this way in the UK," said Ben Goodlad, a senior analyst at IHS Jane's, adding that "their deployment cannot be seen as purely for show".