Sentence examples for cannot be understood by from inspiring English sources

"Those campaigns cannot be understood by recourse to historical shorthand," Mr. Middleton wrote.

Yet although 17 mouse strains have been sequenced3, genome function and regulation cannot be understood by sequence analysis alone.

All too often the words they speak cannot be understood by their listeners, even when their lives depend on them.

In 1968, he wrote "The Increased Difficulty of Concentration," a bedroom farce that made the point that the human heart cannot be understood by computers.

There are now thousands of abbreviated English words used by Japanese that without explanation usually cannot be understood by English speakers.

The most self-absorbed thing we've invented is a secret language that cannot be understood by anyone over thirty and l00k5 5om3th1n6 l00k5th1s.

I think that the southern countries cannot be understood easily by the north.

It has a culture that cannot be understood simply by reading the accounts.

He maintains that natural phenomena cannot be understood merely by means of investigating their natural causes.

The attraction of FA theory is that it purports to capture the sense that we ought to be amused at certain things because they are funny, as robust realism has it, while agreeing with dispositionalism that funny cannot be understood except by way of human response and sensibility: our sense of humor.

In De causis corruptarum artium, he writes: "enraged against nature, about which they know nothing, the dialecticians have constructed another one for themselves that is to say, the nature of formalities, individual natures (ecceitates), realities, relations, Platonic ideas and other monstrosities which cannot be understood even by those who have invented them" (VI, 190 1).