Sentence examples for difficult explanation from inspiring English sources

"The simple explanation is that I felt the Roman Catholic faith corresponded to what I had always known and believed; the more difficult explanation would involve the step by step building up of a conviction".

Vick was banned from owning a dog during his probation period, and that required difficult explanations from him to his young daughters when they desperately wanted a dog.

Levine is a pleasant, unmannered woman in her late thirties, with dark, wavy hair, wearing a denim shirt and a gathered skirt, who delivers difficult explanations of her work with such an air of directness and naturalness as to almost cause one to feel that what she is saying is self-evident.

He states: "Of all the words which enter into Irish nomenclature Beannchair seems the most difficult of explanation" and goes on to say "This name 'beats the Devil.'" M.F.

It is difficult for explanations of this kind to avoid a kind of circularity.

Here enters the difficult problem of explanation.

Confirming this may be difficult, but another explanation is that juvenile bones do not preserve well or they lived in environments that did not easily preserve them.

Parents found the district's explanation difficult to accept.

The same kind of hurricane intensity drives Bauer, Lauren Gunderson's get-there-fast (59E59 Theatres from the San Francisco Playhouse) three-hander about German émigré painter Rudolf Bauer, whose life and difficult times require explanation pronto.

Another possible (but difficult to elucidate) explanation might be coevolutionary interactions within SP1 that made a previously deleterious amino acid replacement acceptable.

Equally difficult is the explanation required for Okuda's finding that normal prostates express TP in 80% of the cases examined.