Sentence examples for nor could it be from inspiring English sources

Nor could it be permanently enlarged.

Nor could it be identified from close up.

Nor could it be saved by Mozart, whose sublime Requiem Mass is plundered shamelessly.

Nor could it be assembled quickly enough to calm current fears.

"It is not suggested, nor could it be, that section 60 is intrinsically discriminatory.

Nor could it be said they had lost to one of the more formidable Real teams.

Without esse essentiae a thing (res) could never belong to the categories, nor could it ever be the object of meaningful scientific statements; yet it is that which is proper to each essence that places it within a given predicament.

I thought of the words of Primo Levi, the Italian chemist and writer who spent nearly a year here: "It is not possible to sink lower than this; no human condition is more miserable than this, nor could it conceivably be so".

None of what he said could be framed as a convincing, nor could it even be framed as a sentence.

This promise was not kept — nor could it have been kept in the form in which it was made, for in the Nazi regime there were no "councils that resolved" anything, and the "robed dignitaries with academic degrees" made no decision to exterminate the Jews; they came together only to plan the necessary steps in carrying out an order given by Hitler).

Nor could it ever be considered the most important job in comparison with a surgeon who saves lives, anyone running a nation, or a judge deciding on people's destiny.