Sentence examples for cannot cease to be from inspiring English sources
In so far as anything Is what it is, it cannot cease to be, i.e., cease to be what it Is.
But what can change, Augustine thought, is not a perfect case of being: it does not have its being so securely that it cannot cease to be what it is.
Yet, even if this version of what Jesus was saying appeals to us: 'don't get bogged down in the minutiae, concentrate on the big picture'do'don't huddle together, be engaged in the life of the world…' there is still a problem with his words - for we all know that even if salt cannot cease to be salty, a Christian presence doesn't necessarily promote peace.
It's natural: the entity cannot cease to exist without the state taking these victims into account.
Currently we assume that the population is constant and that recovered individuals cease to be infectious and cannot be infected again.
If both cannot be performed, the latter are pro tanto superseded, and cease to be duties.
The approach of prior studies cannot be directly employed in this situation since the boundary curves cease to be real-analytic at those points.
He necessarily has these perfections from all eternity, and he cannot divest himself of them anymore than the number two can cease to be even.
"I cannot agree with its contents," he said, "because once the Lisbon Treaty will come into effect, the Czech Republic will cease to be a sovereign state".
