Sentence examples for desired to explain from inspiring English sources

This reduces the redundancy of similarities between inhibitors, and clusters the targets in spaces whose dimensionality may be reduced according to the degree of variance desired "to explain the data".

Modern physics began with a desire to explain the clockwork of God's creation.

His obsessive desire to explain makes his thoughts sometimes seem to proceed algorithmically.

"I don't have any desire to explain myself," he says.

I appreciated Konishi's candor and desire to explain his vote.

Scott seems torn between the desire to explain himself and the desire to maintain a Warhol-like gnomic mystery.

Probably because in their desire to explain so much, big thinkers tend to skip over complicating factors and counterevidence.

There was a strong desire to explain the tragedy, and inquiries into the sinking were held in the United States and Great Britain.

Hanif says that his novels only happen to be set in Pakistan, and that he has no great desire to explain the place to outsiders.

The desire to explain his planting principles came out of a workshop at Harvard University two years ago for which he had to distil his process and make it tangible.

Neither Muldoon nor Heaney has an easy relationship with Ireland; in their poetry there is the desire to explain, protect, escape, and reclaim their complicated homeland.