Sentence examples for is not to be resolved from inspiring English sources

Here is another pair of seeming contradictions to be held together by the unity of mutual interaction; the one modifies the other, and that tension is not to be resolved.

So if there is a conflict between the doctrine of non-self and the teaching of karma and rebirth, it is not to be resolved by weakening the Buddha's commitment to the latter.

For a writer like Cervantes, ambivalence was not to be resolved simply, but embraced and expressed, through characters who are not real but seem so.

As his case was not to be resolved before the European Championship, the FA responded by telling the then England manager, Fabio Capello, that Terry could not remain as England's captain, which prompted Capello to resign.

A consensus emerged among nearly all leading theoretical physicists that while geometrical unification of the gravitation and electromagnetic fields might be attained in formally different ways, the problem of matter, treated with undeniable empirical success by the new quantum theory, was not to be resolved within the confines of spacetime geometries.

But the role of His kinase activity in ethylene signalling was not to be resolved that simply.

Collins goes on to claim that some defenders of free will admit that the issues is tangled and not to be resolved by appeals to vulgar experience.

What Kenneth Koch once wrote of the latter's work is operative here as well: "[T]he oddnesses are there not to be resolved but to be given in to, so that the poem can have its say".

The argument is not likely to be resolved swiftly: New Horizons can't go back and take a second look.

Given FAO's current financial situation, this problem is not likely to be resolved in the near future and will likely constrain the development of EMPRES into areas not presently covered.

The situation is not expected to be resolved this weekend.