Sentence examples for cannot be uttered from inspiring English sources

Even its nearest approximation, Yodh, cannot be uttered in the tetragrammaton inscribing the name of God: "YHWH".

It is a dirty word beginning with c, which cannot be uttered in the presence of politicians.

Webster explained this kind of thing this way: "Language which cannot be uttered in company without a violation of decorum or the rules of good breeding exposes the scriptures to the scoffs of unbelievers, impairs their authority, and multiplies or confirms the enemies of our holy religion".

Some states of being, against all self-flagellation, cannot be uttered and remain unsaid.

The sentence "I am here now" represents a clear example of logical necessity: in virtue of what the indexicals 'here'here', and 'now' all mean, Kaplan claims that this sentence cannot be uttered falsely.

The most powerful words are God's names, the holiest of which, the Tetragrammaton, cannot be uttered; written as YHWH, it is pronounced Adonai, a spoken name like Elohim, Ehyeh, El Shaddai and others used of God in the Hebrew Bible.

He is a translator and transliterator of paradox in all its forms, of that which cannot otherwise be uttered.

But this history suggests that Mr. Netanyahu would be wise to ease the strain on the alliance before any words are uttered that cannot be unsaid.

Since the sounds perish as soon as they are uttered, a sound cannot have another co-existent companion (Vārttikas 9 and 10 on P. 1.4.109).

This call type is uttered by ravens when they see food they cannot access because it is monopolized by dominant conspecifics or predators (Heinrich, 1988).

If an edict is uttered in the forest but nobody is there to listen, it cannot be considered a law.