Sentence examples for could not coexist from inspiring English sources

More thought the two could not coexist.

"Many had thought that our security needs could not coexist with the privacy needs of the European Union.

His son had changed Schaefer's faith, and the trial convinced him that tolerance could not coexist with discrimination.

But Houston said today that he disagreed with people who said he and Sprewell could not coexist.

Dingane's prophecy that white and black could not coexist in the country seemed to have come to pass.

Machen's formulation — that liberal theology represented a false religion that could not coexist with the true faith — had a scriptural basis in the Apostle Paul's warning to the new Christians in Corinth to steer clear of apostates.

The attention was assumed to be a surprise because the two phenomena couldn't coexist.

If we couldn't coexist with the boar 400 years ago, what makes us think we can now?

Yates resigned on the spot after the vote, which was the correct course, since the two men clearly couldn't coexist in the same boardroom, but he was right in his assessment of the raider.

Implicitly, Mister Cee was addressing how he thought these two parts of himself — his sexual identity and his hip-hop celebrity as a radio and club D.J. — couldn't coexist.

But the two couldn't coexist at the company.