Sentence examples for but not explained from inspiring English sources

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The economic issues are described, but not explained in any great detail.

Human thought is, of course, governed by the structuring capacity of the human brain but not explained by it.

On the TV channels news of the assaults was reported and displayed (all those eyeballs, all those ads) but not explained.

The "nightmare" of his sudden demise, which seems to have happened some years ago (Second World War perhaps?) is hinted at but not explained.

He has laid out a plan for deep tax cuts, but not explained how he plans to square that task with his other big fiscal objective, grappling with the deficit.

A lay person interested in findings across fields may struggle to stay on top of the range of technical terms, current debates and intricacies alluded to but not explained.

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Research has helped define, but not explain, the experience.

The point is that jokes can illustrate humor but not explain it.

Mr. Carter also has a tendency to introduce but not explain certain subjects, understandably in diary entries.

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However, similar depth trends for δ13C and PAHs were found in the reference profile (without sombric horizon), in agreement with climatic change but not explaining the different morphology.

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