Sentence examples for apt explanation from inspiring English sources

The Economist provided an apt explanation in 1992: "The American media are now pelting Biosphere Two hard, perhaps because they are embarrassed by the uncritical praise they heaped on the project at first, praise which ignored the peculiar background of the project's organisers". Once locked into negative mode, the press coverage would not turn around until substantive changes were made.

The conventional wisdom is that movies shaped or colored our expectations; but a biological derangement of the synapses is a more apt explanation for the way movies got hold of us at an impressionable age and affected our brain chemistry, set us up for exalted hopes and crushing disappointments in later life, a type of enthrallment utterly dissimilar to that exercised by television.

It's the kind of oblique yet curiously apt explanation that comes up often while trying to put Shorter's idiosyncratic musical path into words.

CBR comes with an apt explanation and justification of the solutions represented by the previous cases and their similarities to the current case.

Many of the recent models, such as Stanford/ ASU model, Gonzelez-Cordero et al. model, Prodromakis model, have provided apt explanations for RRAM processes based on the early models.

So you might claim that the essential facts themselves aren't apt for explanation in the sense of explanation relevant to grounding (Dasgupta forthcoming).

There is reason to think, however, that metaphysically necessary facts are apt for explanation in the sense of explanation relevant to grounding.

You might think that if $[p]$ is metaphysically necessary then nothing grounds $[p]$, for the metaphysically necessary facts aren't apt for explanation in the sense of explanation relevant to grounding (or any sense at all, according to some).

Whether or not "anon" was a real Tumblr user, or even a real teenager, it's an apt enough explanation as to why the site has found footing among the young and hormonal.

While this is (we will suppose) a metaphysically necessary fact, it seems that it's apt for explanation in terms of facts about numbers, mathematical structures, or the like.

Vico describes how he came to "meditate a principle of the natural law, which should be apt for the explanation of the origins of Roman law and every other gentile civil law in respect of history" (Vita, 119) and how he discovered that "an ideal eternal law...should be observed in a universal city after the idea or design of providence" (Vita, 122).