Sentence examples for disturbing explanations from inspiring English sources

And in the finger pointing that followed in occupied France, strident voices found deep and disturbing explanations for the deluge.

He has a talent for making everything sound like common sense by turning disturbing explanations into brisk, cheerful questions: "America is very, very good at big, short conventional wars?

In "Going Up the River," Joseph T. Hallinan offers a novel, and disturbing, explanation for the relentless rise in the prison population.

They also offer a disturbing explanation for why certain issues, like Arctic drilling, won't go away on Capitol Hill, and others, like gun control, get so little traction.

Or is there a more innocent but nevertheless disturbing explanation?

The pictures remain disturbing, the explanations elusive.

"Database Nation" is illuminating and disturbing, fascinating in its explanations of new technologies, but easily accessible to readers who might not otherwise have an interest in computers.

In the 16th century, they were the first to be blamed for a prolonged inflationary surge that pushed European prices up fourfold over those 100 years little enough by today's standards, but at the time unprecedented and disturbing.Soon, though, another explanation became fashionable imports of gold and silver from South America.

Small sample sizes and inadequate statistical methodologies represent much more plausible explanations for many disturbing situations documented in the literature [ 6, 15].

But it's the second explanation – the "more disturbing" one – that is the bigger obstacle today.

The most immediate explanation for this disturbing trend is the mess that's come to be known as Climategate.