Sentence examples for dramatic explanation from inspiring English sources

But there is a less dramatic explanation.

The early seasons begin with a dramatic explanation — via title cards — of the show's premise.

A spokeswoman for the Met offered a less dramatic explanation: Mr. Beck was sent a letter in 1987, one year after publishing a paper on the Sistine Chapel.

The fallout that has so direly affected this group seems to demand a larger, more dramatic explanation … The first coherent conspiracy theory took shape within a month of the marathon bombing.

The more dramatic explanation for improved living standards is the decline in the number of wars, and in deaths from violence and genocide.This explanation for prosperity will seem far-fetched to many.

By nightfall, the dinar stabilized (though well below its earlier value), and money traders settled on a less dramatic explanation, but one that set off a new round of whispering: somebody high in the government had dumped dinars on the market to buy tens of millions of dollars in a few hours.

"It's kind of like the pregame warm-up to the party," said Christina Travers, a Manhattan fashion designer in her 30s who added that she is "thoroughly entertained by other people's very dramatic explanations".

It's always tempting to invoke dramatic explanations for novel phenomena -- after all, that makes them both more interesting and more important.

That the pattern was hard to identify is not as dramatic an explanation for what happened as cover-up, but it may be more accurate.

It's natural, when you're freaking out, to accept simple and dramatic, even melodramatic, explanations.

This dramatic difference in explanations for the embryonic lethality 'rescue' of these similar Brca1 mutations is difficult to reconcile.