Sentence examples for cannot be understood from from inspiring English sources

The Prince William Sound disaster cannot be understood from the White House horseshoe pit".

As David W. Orr, of Oberlin College, wrote in "Ecological Literacy" (1992): "A place cannot be understood from the vantage point of a single discipline.

Perhaps only then will you begin to get a real sense of the real Iraq, for Iraq cannot be understood from the halls of Washington or via briefing papers alone".

Some natural properties, however, cannot be understood from an analysis of the elements; that is why they are occult.

Both of these examples display ellipsis of the Finite/Predicator element, and therefore the mood of the clause cannot be understood from Finite/Predicator morphology.

The upstream-downstream linkages in the Himalayan region are part of a complex system; they are interdisciplinary and interdependent and cannot be understood from simple analysis of the individual components.

The history of Western architecture cannot be understood separately from the evolution followed by church types from the first Christian churches to the late baroque churches.

Sandel advocates (v), the claim that certain roles that we find ourselves in, understood as involving special obligations, are 'constitutive commitments.' The person is not free to make all of her own commitments, because the self cannot be understood separately from certain commitments, such as those arising from family or political community.

CitizenFour (the title comes from the codename Snowden choose for himself when first contacting filmmaker Pointras) cannot be understood independently from the greater Snowden story, and separate from the strong opinions of Snowden's decisions.

Much of what France went through cannot be understood divorced from the larger picture.

But it is a politics that cannot be understood apart from the history of the debate: a debate that has never been about reality.