cannot but

I cannot but wonder whether this particular wording would not blur the distinction between the aggressor and the victim of aggression.

I cannot but laugh to hear such a story.

And therefore, in recounting the numbers of those who have been killed in battle, I cannot but think you have said the thing which is not.

I Cannot but hope him life is a happing, Because of him not like to take offense.

I cannot but feel thankful that it formed such a material part of my education.

the just recent tired out sense seems to be aggravating too , cannot but admit the age does not forgive people.

I cannot but wonder, however, at her having any such fears now, because, if he had at all cared about me, we must have met long, long ago.

But he added: "If the United States is not ready to sit down face-to-face with us for talks, we cannot but go on our own way. "

I cannot but view that he was lying, for that reason, I couldn't apologize instead of him.

I cannot but admit the truth of what you've just said, without they go against my interests.

Can he come with me to the library ? No, he cannot. But susan might be able to go.

People cannot but feel puzzled, for they simply cannot understand how he could have made such a stupid mistake.

I cannot but admit the truth of your remarks, although they go against my interests.

As much as I do not think he deserves to be physically hurt, I cannot but feel like he should have seen it coming someday.

But I cannot but be in sorrows For The elders and brethrens who were suddenly overwhelmed by this huge disaster.

Unless God's Word illumine the way, the whole life of men is wrapped in darkness and mist, so that they cannot but miserably stray.

Judging by this remorselessly bleak account of Iraq's moral collapse, one cannot but feel squeamish about Iraq's future, under any regime.

They solicit indeed something which, if we refer ourselves to what I defined as an act, cannot but interest logic.

As an Oriental, I cannot but be proud of your historic achievement.

As a foreigner, I cannot but be proud of your historic achievement.

There is indeed something spiritual in this place. and though it may forever be obscure to me. I cannot but be aware of its power.

I cannot but agree to have dinner with her.

They cannot but remain face to face, and intercourse , either amicable or hostile, must continue between them.

And the move to draft a governor who has had less than two years in office this late in the campaign cannot but smack of desperation.

I cannot but laugh on seeing such a funny sight.

After careful consideration, we regret to say that we cannot but decline the said order.

Yet. he cannot but remember China as it used to be.

Legislators may argue the system is so unjust that they cannot but resort to such behaviour.

In the face of the huge wealth shown so calm mind, we cannot but admire the poor cover G.

You can lock the door upon them, but they burst open their shaky lattices and call out over the house-tops so that men cannot but hear.

Rereading these words of Voltaire and Emerson today, I cannot but admire their wisdom and far sight.

I cannot but hope the candid reader will give some allowance for it.

Need to think of Maoist thorough make of Mao Zedong Thought, study about Mao Zedong who just cannot but go deep into is vigorous.

I cannot but comply with your wishes now.

As soon as you start to battle someone or something, you cannot but partly absorb your adversary's vibration.

Whenever I think of this joke, I cannot but burst into laughter.

I cannot but think that good horsemanship has a great deal to do with the mind.

Indeed, anyone familiar with the origin of world civilization cannot but admire the splendid culture created by the Greek people.

I cannot but wipe away my tears and change the tune of my song.

We cannot but believe in the youth who is always trying to improve himself.

Whenever I think of the clean brook near my home, I cannot but feel sad.

I cannot but admit, belle of handsome young man is perfect, but there is much is perfect?

In dealing with one's future career, one cannot but admit that it's very important to decide one's future career as early as possible.

It was a rash thing to do, yet one cannot but admire her courage.

I cannot but agree to his terms.

I cannot but feel sorry for you.

We cannot but suffer from pain, sickness, and anxiety; from the loss, the unkindness , the faults, even the coldness of those we love.

This phenomenal rate cannot but have some effect on the children.

She cannot but find a reasonable excuse for her being late.

as there is no direct steamer to your port this month , we cannot but ship the goods via hongkong.

We cannot but pity the boy who has never fired a gun; he is no more humane, while his education has been sadly neglected.

Well we're dealing with the 20th Century, and music like all the arts cannot but reflect its own time.

One cannot but be struck by the enthusiasm of the representatives present.

I cannot but feel excited whenever I visit China.

Worse, the EU made a move which cannot but be considered a sociological bomb.

One cannot but be moved by his acting.

He cannot but move to another street, because his building has to be pulled down soon.

Upon careful consideration, one cannot but be amazed at the ubiquity of ambiguity in language.

Let us say that these four terms cannot but appear disjointed.

The man whose sympathy keeps time to my grief, cannot but admit the reasonableness of my sorrow.

But if you feel responsible in yourself completely you cannot but be responsible for the whole of man.

People have a feeling that, if thinking passes the ordinary range of our ideas and impressions, it cannot but be on the evil road.

The research on the application of ontology cannot but improve knowledge service level in this field.

Citing Ronaldo's phenomenal consistency in front of goal, Rooney claims he cannot but be inspired by the free scoring wide man.

Many value orientation and the moral flaw question ofthe university student present love view cannot but arouse our interest and the ponder.

I cannot but choose to go.

I cannot but admire his courage.

He cannot but make mistakes when he speaks English.

I cannot but be aware of its power.

The young man cannot but pity that poorly dressed old man.

it cannot but take a similarly fierce line with Hizbullah.

For the sake of examinations, they cannot but give up their recreation.

We cannot but feel a bit depressed.

I cannot but complain about the food.

Power without restriction cannot but make for corruption.

As bids from other directions are much higher than yours, we cannot but decline your bid.

For although recalling the past may bring happiness, at times it cannot but bring loneliness, . . .

When your country calls you for help, you cannot but go.

Although these 5 respects are short of one cannot, but opposite for, group study more the position that contains core.

When a close friend dies, you cannot but feel sad.

Fortunately you cannot but advance to a level until you are ready, and that is Universal Law.

I cannot but think so.

One's world outlook cannot but come through in what one says and does.

One's true feelings cannot but come through in what one says and does.

For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.

e. g. When the country calls you for help, you cannot but go.

When the country calls you for help, you cannot but go.

You cannot but admit our quality is superior beyond compairson.

It cannot but that something will happen.

The new technology may go where normal cameras cannot, but there are limits.

One cannot but admire her even if one may not like her.

The two of us cannot but want to make one, too, with our own hands.

He cannot but give it up.

Never try to change someone, because you cannot, but you can change the way you deal with thatindividual.

He cannot but admit that he was wrong.

We cannot but cancel the contract since you have failed time and again to fulfill your part of the contract.

You cannot, but you should try all the same.

We cannot but admire him!

We cannot but cancel the contract since you have failed time and again to fulfil your part of obligations.

Whenever I think of my father, I cannot but feel sad.

Monry is not eternal, it can buy a lot of things, but it cannot but love.

But I cannot but seek for you

China's population is too much, we cannot but to carry out family planning policy

why doubt of what you cannot but know

In dealing with . . . ; , one cannot but admit

The historian, registering the facts beyond doubt, and in their context, cannot but also judge(Robert Conquest)