Sentence examples for cannot but strike from inspiring English sources
What cannot but strike the eye in the revolts in Tunisia and Egypt is the conspicuous absence of Muslim fundamentalism.
The great fanfare (among technology fans, in any event) accompanying IBM's announcement cannot but strike many of us who were there at the dawn of the commercial digital explosion as a small irony.
Nonetheless, the quote from Hegel's Philosophy of Nature cannot but strike the reader of The Visible and the Invisible where Merleau-Ponty speaks of the Invisible as the Invisible of the Visible, as its lining.
The outsider cannot but be struck by the frequent reluctance of the learned world to recognize important discoveries.
A visitor to Diamond or ISIS cannot but be struck by the fact that many of the hundreds of researchers who use them are not physicists at all.
One cannot but be struck by the irony of this gentleman's decision: six months ago savers were lining up to withdraw money from the Rock - and a lot of that was going into Icesave, which had (and still has) some of the best rates on offer.
A union that cannot strike cannot negotiate; it can only beg.
The police cannot strike but they are tenacious resisters of reform.
But I cannot strike a deal with the anonymous spies that pursue me online.
If you find an area holding bass but cannot elicit a strike, then try the same area once the sun goes down.
The Police Federation of Northern Ireland, which represents police officers but cannot call strikes, has been "a wee bit disappointed in how Ms. O'Loan has conducted the office," said Alan Burnside, a spokesman.
