Sentence examples for could ever explain from inspiring English sources

The Hard Problem has prompted arguments in serious journals about what is going on in the mind of a zombie, or – to quote the title of a famous 1974 paper by the philosopher Thomas Nagel – the question "What is it like to be a bat?" Some argue that the problem marks the boundary not just of what we currently know, but of what science could ever explain.

There is a pretty sizable pocket of people like us who are upset at Reader's demise, but since none of us could ever explain what RSS was – why someone should use Google Reader and how to advance a boringly old technology – it's dying.

She taught me more about imagining, discovering and listening than I could ever explain.

After all, Cesky Krumlov was never on my travel itinerary, was a challenge in more ways than I could ever explain, and won a place in my heart which will never fade.

Of the hundred-odd jaw-droppers he utters over the course of the first half hour, my favorite potent quotables are "I love booze, and I LOVE not being part of society," "The bridge is my home now," and "I love my dog more than I could ever explain... probably except like your own child" (said with tears streaming down his face).

Of the hundred-odd jaw-droppers he utters over the course of the first half hour, my favorites are "I love booze, and I LOVE not being part of society," "The bridge is my home now," and "I love my dog more than I could ever explain... probably except like your own child" (said with tears streaming down his face).

How could I ever explain the deep, weird inner satisfaction that I get from labeling, organizing, and putting things into their proper places?

And then how could I ever explain this?—even loyalties melt away.

But he was challenged by one reviewer on whether biography could ever adequately explain the terrible events of inter-war Europe.

She fills the blank that no biography of Billy Tipton, even one as beautifully researched as Ms Middlebrook's, could ever wholly explain.

But I am sceptical that human behaviour could ever be explained by physics or biology alone.