Sentence examples for that cannot be demonstrated from inspiring English sources

In the last analysis, my judgment that Casey does not support today's tragic result can be traced to the fact that what I consider to be an "undue burden" is different from what the majority considers to be an "undue burden," a conclusion that cannot be demonstrated true or false by factual inquiry or legal reasoning.

Therefore, theology must remain under the constant control of philosophy and the supervision of the divine law so as not to drift into taking positions that cannot be demonstrated philosophically or that are contrary to the intention of the divine law.

Moreover, since metaphysics is the first science, nothing else can be its subject, except for something that cannot be demonstrated, since it is self-evident.

One set of issues concerns the effects of bias that cannot be demonstrated to be intentional discrimination: bias that is unrecognized or implicit but that is bias nonetheless.

This approach exemplifies the widely accepted Euclidean reductio ad absurdum, for which a proposition that cannot be demonstrated as true proves that its contrary is instead true, since a third possibility does not exist (tertium non datur).

If the use of a multimodal neurological monitoring might logically help for therapies, this cannot be demonstrated.

However, this cannot be demonstrated now, since the number of non-human/non-murine MHC-I structures available is a very small.

If this cannot be demonstrated, the logic of empathy tests for selection must be called into question.

Probably best known for holding that it cannot be demonstrated that the world began to be was Thomas Aquinas who in his De aeternitate mundi went a step beyond his earlier writings and maintained not only this but also that an eternally created world is possible (Wippel, 1984a, 203 14).

He concludes that it cannot be demonstrated either that an eternal world is not possible, or that it is possible.

The theologian John Polkinghorne (2004) noted: 'The eye of faith may… discern God at work, but the peculiarity of that fact cannot be demonstrated by empirical analysis'.