Examples of using Cannot be understood in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
This decision cannot be understood as a banal choice,
the human being cannot be understood merely as a biological being.
Like many other Latin American countries, Mexico's history cannot be understood without the lens of Christian values that sustain the spirit of its people.
Esthetic experience cannot be understood through scientific or exclusively rational criteria, nor can it be subsumed by one human faculty in isolation.
Thus, the accreditation cannot be understood only as an assessment tool
Man cannot be understood outside the meaningful relations that constitute their own world.
The feast of Sunday cannot be understood without the Word of God, it is not understood. .
The demoralization of these actors cannot be understood separate from the limitations of that era's medicine and science.
resurrection of Jesus cannot be understood without reference to Jewish prophecy.
That term cannot be understood as designating solely the conventions which would actually be applicable between the Member States on 1 January 2004.
This cannot be understood by the ordinary mind,
Freedom cannot be understood as a license to do absolutely anything:
Therefore the teaching cannot be understood simply intellectually
Therefore, accreditation cannot be understood only as a quality assessment tool that demands hospitals' voluntary adherence.
The heart needs guarding because the heart cannot be understood by our own wisdom.
But the worst part which cannot be understood is that so confident about it!
It means something that cannot be understood by man's mind,
Many true aspects of life cannot be understood or appreciated until you are outside of the physical.
However, theorists agree that the family cannot be understood merely by the individual study of behaviors or relationships;
Kṛṣṇa, or the Supreme Lord, cannot be understood by karma, jñāna, yoga.