Sentence examples for cannot come together from inspiring English sources

Americans know that fallible individuals cannot come together to form infallible institutions.

People cannot come together for any purpose because all the organizations have been destroyed".

Great theater cannot come together unless the interpreters of a writer's work are alive to the particular qualities that give it distinction.

People who cannot come together for a ritual of sacrifice in a church are being cast by circumstances into a single, dire community of fate.

The Party should be proud of its conservative principles, but just because someone disagrees with us on 20 percent of the issues, that does not mean we cannot come together on the rest of the issues where we do agree.

To outsiders, it is hard to imagine why the Senate cannot come together in the face of rising public criticism, withering news coverage and a schedule that has Gov. David A. Paterson forcing them to spend summer weekends in the capital.

But there is no reason why startups across Europe cannot sometimes come together, network with each other and learn from each other.

I do not see how 12 people can be given this responsibility when Congress as a whole cannot even come together to pass parts of President Obama's jobs plan that would help our teachers, first responders and over 13percentt of America's veterans who are unemployed.

She pointed to his theory of friction, how the countless small things on a battlefield that a commander cannot control may come together and have a cumulative effect that is devastating.

If the barrels of the binoculars cannot come close together enough to suit your eyes (in other words, if an annoying gray shadow keeps on appearing), then the binoculars are too big for you.

The horse who cannot lose and the trainer who cannot win came together yesterday at Aqueduct, odd bedfellows with one simple but, as it turned out, unfulfilled goal in mind: win the seventh race.