That all swans are white, cannot have been a good induction, since the conclusion has turned out erroneous.
This assurance, in the great majority of cases, we cannot have, or can have only in a very moderate degree.
We cannot have a magnet with one pole: if we break a natural loadstone into a thousand pieces, each piece will have its two oppositely electrified poles complete within itself.
But it cannot have a movement of withdrawal: because the evil is supposed to be already present or past.
I answer that, The passion of anger is peculiar in this, that it cannot have a contrary, either according to approach and withdrawal, or according to the contrariety of good and evil.
But you will say, "Then why did God give the law, if we cannot have salvation by following of it?
As to my state when I was so fortunate as to meet you, I think he cannot have received my letter.
Let God alone receive our mutual pledges; we cannot have a better witness, for He knows the purity of our intentions.
I cannot have a sheep-boy with skirts, he must have pants; the sheep would not like a sheep-boy with skirts.
As nature is adequate to produce every thing we see--as she contains the whole united power of the universe, her power has consequently no limits: the being who conferred this power cannot have less.
Godwin probably thought it so much, he cannot have thought it more, and may have thought it less than that amount by one half.
Your Emily, your happy Emily, sir, has not, cannot have a heart that is worth notice, if it be not implicitly guided by you.
Hence, his reason dictates that he should seek peace as far as he can, and strengthen himself by all the helps of war against those with whom he cannot have peace.
I will be careful not to grumble nor whine when things go wrong, or when I cannot have my own way.
Because, though faith be founded on the testimony of God (who cannot lie) revealing any proposition to us: yet we cannot have an assurance of the truth of its being a divine revelation greater than our own knowledge.
Confirmed by concurrent reasons:--First, Because we cannot have ideas of Sensation but by the Inlet of the Senses.
Never mind; wecannot have it looked into, and rooted out, and pulled up.
If we cannot havewhat we would, methinks it is a great bond to find a friend that will strain himself in his friend's cause in whatsoever--as this world fareth.
He cannot have profited by his investment in the adventure, and was not disposed to be fervent in its praise.
While he cannot have failed to perceive something admirable in Ralegh, he would not value the majority of his merits.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cannot have" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
