Sentence examples for Explain apparently from inspiring English sources

The rise of the Daily Me helps to explain apparently intractable political divisions in the UK, the US, France and elsewhere.

It was a Chekhovian house, Nadine liked to explain, apparently dominated by dogs and cats, where they resisted any pressures to modernise.

There is room to disagree on the notion of "subselves" (otherwise known as "modularity": how do all these people get into one person's head?), or the possibly disingenuously named idea of "deep rationality", which attempts to explain apparently selfless behaviour by appealing to, essentially, selfish genes.

If the evolutionary mechanism of natural selection helps explain apparently gradual evolution, what mechanism can help explain punctuated patterns?

Unfortunately, it is far from clear what that evidence would be unless it includes the truth of some of the very core beliefs whose nature we are trying to explain, apparently rendering the explanation circular.

There's now a theory, however, that the condition and related sleep disturbances may help explain apparently unrelated cultural phenomena, specifically the origins of alien abductions, government conspiracy theories, and supernatural demons. .

Turnbull was still explaining, apparently.

'But unfortunately,' Stone explains, apparently surprised, 'it got politicised by the Cuban American lobby in Miami.

"I had often wanted to write more about the penis since completing 'Thy Neighbor's Wife,' " he explains, apparently in all seriousness.

"My presence," Geri explains, "apparently gave the confidence for that new prime minister to speak out about violence against women because there was a western presence there".

It explains apparently altruistic behaviour in some animal species as actually being genetically selfish, since such behaviours usually benefit closely related individuals whose genes resemble those of the altruistic individual.