Sentence examples for can convincingly explain from inspiring English sources

Over here, the American reaction to his jokes (which were actually pretty vanilla by his usual standards) are brandished as further proof of something that everybody observes but nobody can convincingly explain.

Freud would stand by such propositions, and no doubt some losses really are occasioned by subconscious emotion, or at least can be convincingly explained that way after the fact.

And journalist Hanna Rosin, whose forthcoming book "The End Of Men" is based on her 2010 Atlantic article of the same title, wrote in that piece, Yes, the U.S. still has a wage gap, one that can be convincingly explained -- at least in part -- by discrimination.

That makes it harder for them to convincingly explain how they sold out just in time.

The Warren Commission, however, was not able to convincingly explain all the particular circumstances of Kennedy's murder.

The extracted activation energy does not convincingly explain the retention improvement by the AlO x layer.

Secondly, basic economic concepts can be helpful in convincingly explaining the consequences of economic policy measures.

The latter corresponds to 4.4 10.2% of all 3620 BSLA variants in the SSM-BSLA library and convincingly explains why cosolvent improved variants can be found after screening of only a few thousand clones in a directed evolution campaign; the obtainable sequence space of BSLA is 20181.

There remains a detail that is not convincingly explained in Mr. Haboldt's fact sheet.

So he must be, to have convincingly explained away his international record.

Thomas L. Friedman ("Drilling for Freedom," column, Oct. 20) convincingly explains that Middle East tyrannies will end when their oil revenues decline.