Sentence examples for cannot indeed from inspiring English sources

At one extreme is Niccolò Machiavelli, noting that prudent rulers cannot — indeed, "must not" — honor their word when it disadvantages them.

After an early widespread sentiment that the insurance industry, which lost about $40 billion in the World Trade Center attack, needed help, many in Congress are now beginning to wonder why insurers cannot, indeed, cover the costs of future attacks.

Nabokov once answered a question he must have been tired of being asked: "My private tragedy, which cannot, indeed should not, be anybody's concern, is that I had to abandon my natural language, my natural idiom".

Pindar cannot, indeed, speak across the centuries with the directness of Homeric epic poetry or Sophoclean tragedy, but he does create, with disciplined mastery of a sophisticated and complex art form, a choral lyric of unsurpassed splendour and sustained nobility.

Economists are often derided for not knowing exactly what will happen after economic or institutional change what will people do if they don't work in the heavily protected manufacturing or agricultural sectors?–but this structural ignorance is precisely why we cannot, indeed should not, proceed with reckless regulation.

"You know, the shark". One cannot, indeed, forget Hirst.

E.C.B. action "cannot — and indeed should not — replace measures in both the public and private sectors to address underlying vulnerabilities in balance sheets of both banks and sovereigns," the central bank said.

Almost all declare that the failure of attorney-general Martha Coakley to hold the Senate seat from which Edward Kennedy for years campaigned for health reform means it cannot pass, indeed ought to be abandoned.

The secretary of state has made it clear on a number of occasions that the government cannot, and indeed should not, determine either the content or scheduling of programmes".

Our concerns about over-population and lemurs are a sort of luxury that they cannot afford". Indeed.

In order for it to influence his behavior he has to avow it afresh, but this is just what he cannot do; indeed, just this is what he hoped the original resolve would spare him from having to do.