Sentence examples for cannot become one from inspiring English sources

And if they cannot become one flesh, then, Antoninus went on, their actions were in defiance of the divine plan and so must be considered "indecent" and "disgraceful".

And, in turn, three, holding the chief power, preside over the fifteen.25 However, a Timouchos cannot become one of these three unless he has children or is a descendant of persons who have been citizens for three generations.

They are not a bubble and cannot become one.

We are born gypsies and cannot become one by lifestyle choice," Lovell said.

Men who unite with men, women who unite with women, cannot become "one flesh" in the way the Bible understood it.

We cannot become one happy family, because we are not one with the Palestinians and we are not family and we are not happy, either.

We cannot afford to become one.

In the beginning, you believe that if you cannot become number one, you cannot be happy, but if you practice mindfulness you will readily release that kind of idea.

If we are to become one nation, we cannot tolerate a society in which poor children cannot access what most of us take for granted, where childhoods are curtailed and blighted.

For instance, it cannot offer prescriptions for glasses under French regulations and so cannot become a one-stop shop, such as Boots Opticians, familiar to British shoppers.

The costs of health care are now so large that it has become one problem that cannot be solved by growth alone.