Sentence examples for that cannot be sought from inspiring English sources

In a section of Beyond Good and Evil, Nietzsche once again answers the question, "What is noble?", this time as follows: "It is not the works, it is the faith that is decisive here, that determines the order of rank…: some fundamental certainty that a noble soul has about itself, something that cannot be sought, nor found, nor perhaps lost.

Perhaps the point is Socratic: if the intention is successful, then the reader automatically knows it was intended, so that the intention cannot be sought.

Hence "some basis must be found for ethical judgments", but "it is sufficiently obvious that such a basis cannot be sought in any proposition about what is or has been".

Such kind of knowledge that can be gained by plotting the efficient frontier cannot be sought by single-objective based optimizations.

It has been extensively accepted that proxy could only be used when the information cannot be sought by self report from the patients.

This is because monetary damages cannot be sought under the statute.

In practice, a structure is subjected to given loads and boundary conditions, and a multitude of stress and strain states may exist in the structure; hence, optimal construction of a laminate in a structure cannot be sought by considering only a limited number of stress resultants in the existence of multiple load cases.

Or, perhaps it is the success which cannot be sought.

They will make a recommendation, but a grand jury cannot be empaneled and an indictment cannot be sought without the permission of the politicals.

According to Danish law ethical approval cannot be sought for registry studies.

The underlying answers to the social inequalities in different types of tobacco use in India cannot be sought without understanding the sociocultural milieu of tobacco use.