Sentence examples for be explained by saying from inspiring English sources

Neither can his success be explained by saying he was an able politician.

Possibly it can be explained by saying that, in the end, Wilson was a writer, and he thought he had found a good story.

At its most extreme, such an observation could be explained by saying there is no Dark Matter, but the gravitational force of the stars and gas is stronger than expected.

It was not just that the drug, made by Eli Lilly, did not work -- maybe that could be explained by saying the patients' illness was too far advanced when they received it.

American military officials have suggested that the resistance can be explained by saying that many Iraqis have been coerced into their roles by loyalists to the Hussein government; so far, there has been little independent corroboration of this analysis.

Can what happened with Savile be explained by saying that the culture back then was different?

For example, if X has a right to be paid £10 by Y, then this is explained by saying that Y has a duty, the performance of which (handing over the £10) is intended to benefit X.

"It can't all be explained by genetics," said Mr. Grimm, himself a twin.

"What I do is a very Weberian sociology, which is not well represented in France because of the Durk heim current that insists all must be explained by reason," said Mr. Maffesoli.

"One shouldn't attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence," said Internet governance professor Jonathan Zittrain of Oxford University.

"We do know that some of the players inside the house on that evening knew what transpired, and we need them to come forward," he was quoted as saying on CBS News. "That brutal assault, that brutal rape that occurred within that house, cannot be explained by anyone," he said on ABC.