They said, 'Wow, we cannot help with that' and gave us toothpaste".
As we look back over our survey we cannot help but observe that fallacies have been identified in relation to some ideal or model of good arguments, or good argumentation, or rationality.
Words have meaning, and when we misuse or overuse them, we cannot help but strip that meaning away.
When we consider the quantities of mail that arrive in every N. Y. office & apartment addressed to dead & absent people, we cannot help feeling that old Sir Thomas Browne was somewhat too hasty in declaring that all hopes for an immortal name are vain.
By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, August 26 , 1961P. 19 When we consider the quantities of mail that arrive in every N. Y. office & apartment addressed to dead & absent people, we cannot help feeling that old Sir Thomas Browne was somewhat too hasty in declaring that all hopes for an immortal name are vain..
When we look at an Arbus photograph, we cannot help feeling that we are intruders or voyeurs, even though her subjects are tied to a time and place that has all but vanished.
It's as though we cannot help thinking that such things reflect deeper similarities even though they are actually the most superficial features to compare.
Problems of his own making We cannot help feeling that Ashok's problems were of his own making.
Of the many noteworthy lines in President Obama's Inaugural speech, here's one that especially struck me: "We cannot help but believe that the old hatreds shall someday pass; that the lines of tribe shall soon dissolve; that as the world grows smaller, our common humanity shall reveal itself; and that America must play its role in ushering in a new era of peace".
Rather, his strategy is to suggest that the hypothesis of a deceiving God can only present itself when we are not clearly and distinctly perceiving the infinity and perfection of God, because when we are doing that we cannot help but believe that God is no deceiver.
