Sentence examples for he cannot possibly know from inspiring English sources

He cannot possibly know whether or not "automation, globalization, efficiency and other factors" will always work to depress the job market.

We join him on his research trips to Prague; we learn his reactions to documents, books and movies; we hear him admit that he sometimes imagines what he cannot possibly know.

Here a patient may find that everyone on the bus, or in the street, looks "familiar" — he may go up to them and address them as old friends, even while realizing that he cannot possibly know them all.

Here a patient may find that everyone on the bus, or in the street, looks "familiar"—he may go up to them and address them as old friends, even while realizing that he cannot possibly know them all.

Won't they? Henry Naylor's play takes the form of three intercut monologues: one spoken by Zoya (who oddly seems to be party to information that she cannot possibly know); the second by the captain (William Reay) in charge of the prison who, after breaking the rules, loses his command; and the third by the female interrogator, Foster.

It "puts most voters in an impossible position of stating what they cannot possibly know," she said, and many will "very likely not continue further".

People do not make claims for the superiority of their own beliefs because they know they are right - they cannot possibly know so, they can only believe they are right.

She was a member of the race of poets, the Romantic kind; she was close cousin to those novelists who write not only what they do not know but what they cannot possibly know.

"Each and every one of us moves toward fates we cannot possibly know," he writes in conclusion.

To impugn Manning's conduct, it is often claimed - by people who cannot possibly know this - that he failed to assess the diplomatic cables he was releasing and simply handed them over without having any idea what was in them.

But we cannot possibly know what, if any, supplements Sir Isaac might himself take were he among us today.