Sentence examples for which cannot be foreseen from inspiring English sources

As he wrote in his 1851 "Confession," a "radical defect in my nature" has always been "a love for the fantastic, for unusual, unheard-of adventures which open up vast horizons and the end of which cannot be foreseen".

The past cannot be clung to; the future cannot be foreseen.

He is likely to remain unfit for a period that cannot be foreseen with any accuracy.

Our region will drown in a conflict whose outcome cannot be foreseen".

The act of shooting is to create something in itself, that cannot be foreseen – and I could not foresee the moment when Bomba suddenly broke".

Some technologists say that once faster networks are deployed, new uses will emerge that cannot be foreseen today.

An estimated 200,000 people watched his funeral procession in Berlin and Count Harry Kessler noted in his diary, "It is an irreparable loss whose consequences cannot be foreseen".

In the Yoruba religion (Nigeria), for example, the god Eshu represents the principle of chance and uncertainty and of all that cannot be foreseen.

This emergent behavior cannot be foreseen and evaluated by examining the individual behaviors alone.

The percentage of unusable patches cannot be foreseen since it depends on the image collections involved.

A new rechargeable battery technology cannot be foreseen today that surpasses this.