Sentence examples for cannot defined from inspiring English sources

Thus on the assumption that we are not acquainted with goodness (which we obviously cannot be if there is really no such thing), and on the assumption that "good" cannot defined in terms of the things with which we are acquainted (which seems pretty plausible if is not equivalent to any naturalistic predicate) then we cannot even understand the predicate "good".

And, "Iraq alone cannot define our relationships".

Do we not all thirst for something we cannot define?

"We cannot define what we want," Abu Mohammed said.

Decades later, Schriner herself cannot define the relationship.

But that means that the court, apparently, cannot define "legal vote".

Ethnic loyalties will still be important, but they cannot define the new system.

'I wrote 30-odd poems in a kind of trance whose nature I cannot define.

Government cannot solve our problems, it can't set our goals, it cannot define our vision.

Statistics cannot define that greatness, but they are giving it a darned good try.

Suffice it to say that even if he cannot define a pudding, an Englishman knows when he is eating one.