Sentence examples for cannot see everything from inspiring English sources

Even regular officials cannot see everything, and players say that the speed of the N.F.L. puts inexperienced replacements at an even greater disadvantage in spotting infractions.

Of course, even the godlike biographer cannot "see everything"; perhaps all he can see of a life, at first, is the beginning and the ending.

When it's dark we cannot see everything, so our brain starts filling in the blanks.

This is a great tactic when you are in a crowded area and cannot see everything (e.g. the drunk guy at a party, or a pushing crowd in the subway).

Whenever I pass the fountain, I want to look away, but I cannot because I see everything.

And you cannot see how everything fits together until the end of the story Munro's influence is there, too.

And you cannot see how everything fits together until the end of the story — Munro's influence is there, too.

If football is going to have a system of retrospective justice, and most people accept that referees cannot be expected to see everything that goes on, then a high level of consistency is required.

"You cannot, particularly if you are a big country, see everything through one prism," said Ahmed Maher, the Egyptian foreign minister.

"I can pretty much see everything out of my left eye but I cannot see anything out of my right eye.

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