Sentence examples for we cannot subsist from inspiring English sources
We cannot subsist on inorganic matter alone, as plants do, but we can critically question our dietary choices without prescribing a perfectly violence-free and universally applicable eating pattern.
According to Hume, Hobbes' "deduction of morals from self-love" begins with our realization that we cannot subsist alone.
However, Babbage will concede that man cannot subsist on such an ethereal diet for long.
Long term, Egypt cannot subsist on handouts and needs to develop a real economy to provide jobs, education and other opportunities to its people.
When Anne arrogantly announces to Cromwell that "Since my coronation there is a new England" and that "it cannot subsist without me," he typically keeps his rejoinder to himself.
This is an "I know not what" which is the support of qualities which cannot subsist by themselves.
Man cannot subsist on glamour alone, and Cannes knows it.
"A policeman is paid only 4,200 rupees [$84] a month, and a man with a family cannot subsist on this," he said.
Second, there is a cutoff value for the soil moisture, below which vegetation cannot subsist.
Philosophical theories of criminal law, whether analytical or normative, cannot subsist in isolation.
