Sentence examples for one cannot pick from inspiring English sources

"One cannot pick and choose countries where abuses will be allowed to go ignored simply because they're being committed by allies in the fight against terrorism," said Irene Kahn, secretary general of Amnesty International.

This intuitively makes sense: one cannot pick his demographic makeup, but can and does pick his own friends, often based on similarity in attitudes, values, interests, and personality.

If one stands for fundamental rights and freedoms — as American politicians of all stripes so frequently claim to do — one cannot pick and choose when to apply them.

I would agree with Clémenceau who once said that "the revolution is made of one block" – one cannot simply pick and choose among its heroes and events.

In other words, there are strict subjective and objective prerequisites for fatwas, and one cannot 'cherry-pick' Qur'anic verses for legal arguments without considering the entire Qur'an and Hadith.

It would be easy to have come up with "roguelike plus rhythm" and end there, but tweaks to the model include compressing the game into four distinct worlds (so you can achieve some progression even if you don't beat the game first try), adding new characters who change the structure (one has no weapons; another cannot pick up gold) and breaking out boss battles to a separate level entirely.

Bus services are fragmented passengers connecting from city services to suburban ones must endure long waits and taxis cannot pick people up outside the city.

Robust as exports are, they account for less than one-tenth of American mined coal; exports cannot pick up the slack if America's taste for coal declines.

"I cannot pick him because of just one event," Sutton said of Leonard.

However, one cannot conclude from the success of Operation Anemone Picking, and others like it, that the killing of Jabari will yield the same results.

Durán is careful not to pick a favorite, but keeps insisting that one cannot count out Joppy.