Sentence examples for does not really explain from inspiring English sources

This is interesting, but does not really explain much.

But that does not really explain why they are also so popular among lesbian drivers.

Its only weakness, indeed, is that it does not really explain what made him so attractive to Germans of the time.

Clinton, though clearly unhappy with the law today, does not really explain why he signed it, other than to say "it was a very different time".

But, when it is suggested to him that an absence of images does not really explain an absence of emotional connection to his past, he concedes that this is so.

It can and probably should be managed down, but it does not really explain most of the deficit, and could only be reduced to zero if there were an appetite for committing to a significant increase in permanent NHS staff, which of course would carry financial implications of its own.

Prudery doesn't really explain our discomfort, but Aldersey-Williams hints at what might, namely fear.

Well, we say "explained" – but this doesn't really explain it at all.

— Chait remarks, "Hertzberg doesn't really explain this assertion and I don't understand it".

But that doesn't really explain what is so beguiling about the pictures.

Of course, it doesn't really explain how she came to be so hated in the first place.