Sentence examples for cannot but come from inspiring English sources

That is why anyone aiming at disclosing them cannot but come up with "probable" answers.

But if this is all that a party offers it cannot help but come across as thin and diminished.

And coming "in a tone that carries the dogmatic confidence of the guru", De Botton's "ignorance cannot help but come across as disdain".

But despite his adherence to the more self-validating form, Arnie cannot help but come across as a reassuringly repulsive individual.

One shelf features vividly illustrated books in Russian, which he cannot read but come in handy when the company is called upon to fabricate a Soviet-era weapon that may no longer exist.

Find a company and job where your passion cannot help but come through and you will be in a fantastic position to not only be employed but also to excel.

His big, sometimes confrontational photos include an African-American youth in a hoodie, arms folded, staring expressionless at the viewer (Trayvon Martin cannot help but come to mind).

Lower interest rates are vital, but cannot come safely unless confidence improves.

They launch a study that considers every conceivable cause, but cannot come up with an answer because of limitations in their study design.

Trap nests are designed so that ducks can go in but cannot come out until released.

They cannot escape structural racism, but coming together to knit offers solace in a community exhausted by police brutality.