Sentence examples for cannot be true that from inspiring English sources

It cannot be true that such a device is a one-off.

"It just cannot be true that, by chance, all the smart people ended up as retailers and all of the people running the factories were dumb," Sterman says.

The weakness of the reparations argument is not that we shouldn't talk about racial classes, that African-Americans are not a racial class, or that it cannot be true that one class of people owes another class of people something.

"If those ideas are worth fighting for — and our history demonstrates that they are — it cannot be true that the flag that uniquely symbolizes their power is not itself worthy of protection".

It cannot be true that there is no socioeconomic distribution among nurses". Stampfer says that since the Women's Health Initiative results came out in 2002, the Nurses Health Studyy investigators went back into their data to examine socioeconomic status "to the extent that we could" — looking at measures that might indirectly reflect wealth and social class.

To acknowledge Russian meddling can only be an acknowledgement that his victory may have reflected unsavory external factors along with his blinding greatness, and thus may have been in some sense tainted, and since in Trump's mind that cannot be true, it also cannot be true that Russia meddled at all.

We cannot be true to that constitutional requirement a d excuse the absence of a search warrant without a showing by those who seek exemption from the constitutional mandate that the exigencies of the situation made that course imperative.

"That story cannot be true, since by that time the war was over, and so was the Blue Division.

"That story cannot be true, since by that time the war was over, so was the Blue Division.

If it is impossible that God exists — as all who deny that God exists suppose, on the further assumption that, were God to exist, God would exist of necessity — then it cannot be true both that the God-properties are closed under entailment and that there are properties that are not God-properties.

("One hour per hour," for example, is said not to be a coherent answer to the question "How fast does time pass?") Thus, the argument concludes, it cannot be true to say that time really passes.