Sentence examples for complicated explanations from inspiring English sources

Others had more complicated explanations.

Any reader familiar with Lawrence Block's whimsical whodunits featuring Bernie Rhodenbarr, an amiable Greenwich Village bookseller who moonlights as a burglar, already knows that the shaggy dog plots rely heavily on coincidence and require absurdly complicated explanations.

It's just that I see them for what they are – overly complicated explanations to appear smart and inability to simplify a message.

Complicated explanations thus do not lend themselves easily to solutions.

This is a significant achievement and a sobering one too given that it offers a minimal mechanism to a process where only complicated explanations were previously available.

(Kidney transplant recipient, ID 12) The four quotations above demonstrate that physicians' complicated explanations and use of medical terminology contribute to poor patient comprehension during healthcare conversations and may discourage patients' question-asking.

For example, physicists saw no evidence of the particle decaying into the other combinations of standard model particles that the Higgs decays into, so it could not simply be a heavier version of the Higgs; instead, it would require a much more complicated explanation.

Climate modes also modify hydrology, complicating explanations of atmospheric CO2 variability that rely solely on NEE responses to temperature.

Such new ideas complicate explanations of dorsal stream, or magnocellular impairments such that careful interpretation must be made when classifying visual processing tasks as specific to specific cortical or subcortical systems [ 36].

Though the ideas it explains are often complicated, the explanations it offers are limpidly clear, sparkling with biographical anecdote and counter-canonical observations, entirely free of those deserts of abstraction unrelieved by example often found in works of cultural theory.

In addition to the neurosis of hysteria, with its conversion of affective conflicts into bodily symptoms, Freud developed complicated etiological explanations for other typical neurotic behaviour, such as obsessive-compulsions, paranoia, and narcissism.