Sentence examples for correct explanations from inspiring English sources

Mundane and probably correct explanations for events like birds falling from the sky leave us emotionally unconvinced and yearning for something more.

But despite this fact, nay, in virtue of it, one arrives at correct explanations of the phenomena.

Most of the children understood the meanings of the selected 15 pictograms correctly, the proportion of the correct explanations varying from 30 to 99% according to the pictogram.

For each of the five key principles, the graph and table indicate what percentage of students (n = 124) provided correct explanations for both Avida-ED and tobacco (dark gray), for tobacco only (white), or for Avida-ED only (light gray).

Regarding the Darwinian sentence, among 40 students who answered, only seven didn't give an exhaustive answer and two students declared "I can't explain"; all the others provided valid and ample comments and wrote acceptable correct explanations about the great amount of biodiversity and about continuity of evolutionary processes.

There are no "correct" explanations for the Cambrian explosion; interpretations that we have are speculations based on the evidence that we have and logical interpretations of the evidence, but there is no criterion of falsifiability to solidify the hypothesis into a theory (p. 278).

Now (b) is often a correct explanation, whereas (a) -- the "brat" reaction -- isn't even an explanation.

But "it's easier for the correct explanation to spread as well".

Here's a coach who knows the vultures are circling, but still offered a not only reasonable, but correct explanation.

Dr. Keenan emphasized that more work needs to be done to prove that that is the correct explanation.

But how, Freud then asks, can the correct explanation of a dream hinge on something so fragile as a chance encounter?