Sentence examples for a just so from inspiring English sources

But without further research, that suggestion is as much of a "Just So" story as those tales from the savannah.

It sounds like the theme for a "Just So" story that Rudyard Kipling never got around to writing.

Visitors are invited to find their tribe on festival Sunday and take part in the Tribal Parade, a Just So highlight.

Grayling peddles a Just So version of English history, breathtaking in its crudity and complacency, in which freedom has been on the rise for centuries and has only recently run into trouble.

Waxing crankier, Owen takes some digs at solar power, net metering (which gives people credit for wind or solar power they deliver back to the grid) and distributed generation: he claims they spur growth and consumption in the 'burbs, though he doesn't give their proponents a chance to rebut his charges, and many of his assertions have a "just so" flavor.

Rudyard Kipling never wrote a Just So story with an answer, but now scientists have one: The penguin doesn't fly because it would rather swim.

But analysts tend to do better when they avoid the kind of evidence-free sweeping generalization that amounts to little more than a just-so story, particularly when it's a just-so story about the future.

A just-so story blames a mythical dragon that lives in a crack deep under the earth.

Free to concoct a just-so story, you may now encode your own personal biases into something called "human nature".

The idea of natural selection itself began as a just-so story, more than two millennia before Darwin.

The threat-simulation theory is what evolutionary scientists call a "just-so" story: a seductive but unprovable supposition about the origins of human behavior.