Sentence examples for cannot illuminate from inspiring English sources

The glow of your fireplace cannot illuminate the solutions to your problems.

In such hard cases, science alone cannot illuminate the right approach.

The play is about myths, to be sure, but it's also concerned with the pleasure of the text and emotions and thoughts that words can and cannot illuminate.

Far infrared cameras can warn a driver, for instance, that a deer is ahead in the darkness, but such systems cannot illuminate the animal except in a shadowy heads-up display.

The brain is a complex organ and even within a "tiny group of neurons" primate research has shown there are very different mechanisms at work, which are simply averaged out by the non-invasive method: by analogy, holding an activity probe over a chip in your PC will tell you it is active but cannot illuminate the myriad functions each component within that chip is carrying out.

But the designed reference model cannot illuminate the relations between the data transmission and energy consumption.

Second, our study was on adults from the general population and cannot directly illuminate causes of variation in vulnerable groups such as young children or more highly exposed groups such as lead workers.

So, after the time, instead of, the shadow occurs because the downslope part of the roof cannot be illuminated.

The reasons underlying the program's failure to demonstrate any further effect cannot be illuminated by a randomised controlled design.

Instead we must realize each data source has its shortcomings, many of which cannot be illuminated except in the context of other data.

The descendants of Edison's lightbulb now shine into places that ordinary light cannot penetrate and illuminate detail that ordinary eyes were never meant to see.