Sentence examples for we cannot figure from inspiring English sources
The fact that we cannot figure out how to fund schools is another Bush legacy.
But we cannot figure out how to split expenses when we travel or go out.
We cannot figure out the reason why Russian boots are on Ukrainian ground.
"We cannot figure out what people are thinking," Ms. Barnhart said as she walked through a warehouse stacked nearly full of the balloon tire A.T.V.'s.
Isn't this relationship hopelessly broken by now?" That the U.S. has a relationship with the country is not the problem, says Steve Coll: We've had this devil's bargain with the Pakistani military for a long time and we cannot figure out how to break the embrace and shift policy to the benefit of the broader array of Pakistanis who would build a more normal country if permitted to.
If we cannot figure out which view is right, we should suspend.
We just cannot figure out why everybody calls the bride Kate with a K when her full first name of Catherine is spelled with a C. humorist.
"While we cannot estimate figures with any accuracy, it seems likely that at least some of these staff would not be prepared to work their current unsocial hours under such circumstances," the pay advisers said.
Couched à la Wittgenstein in terms of variables, the UAT declares that all general natural-language sentences may be represented in a formal system on the quantifier/variable model that (with Quine) we speak of nothing which cannot figure as the value of a variable;[4] or more precisely, that if not restricted to first-order versions, the system of the predicate calculus is ontologically complete.
He still cannot figure things out.
