Sentence examples for evade explanation from inspiring English sources

Problems that currently evade explanation – be it recurring migraines, insomnia, an irritable gut or something more mysterious – could then be solved without calling Dr House.

Picnic at Hanging Rock evaded explanations of its mystery by claiming (mendaciously) to be a true story.

The cause continues to evade easy explanation.

He believes they have captured the first footage of a red deer rut at night, a phenomenon that has so far evaded scientific explanation he said.

Thirdly, a comparison of the morphological and molecular phylogenies of Eumalacostraca reveals a number of "puzzling" [ 5] or even "disturbing" [ 3] conflicts that have so far evaded satisfactory explanation, or testing in a total evidence framework.

A recent episode about The Golden Girls evades simple explanations for the show's grip on the queer imagination it explores the historical and cultural forces driving its appeal in a way that's anything but NPR monotone, and ends with a heart-wrenching story from Rufus Wainwright about meeting Bea Arthur at a gay bear resort.

First described at the Department of Pathology-Makerere University, Uganda by the Pathologist J.N.P Davies in 1948[3], the important features of this disease namely, geographical distribution, cardiac specificity and preference for the socioeconomically poor, have evaded a complete scientific explanation despite the intense scientific scrutiny to which the disease has been subjected[4], [5].

Pathogens' strategies to evade immunity suggest two explanations.

This group proposed the weaker interaction of MDA-MB-231-derived MVs with hBD6 could suggest a greater capability of evading immune detection and one explanation for the increased metastatic properties of this cell line [ 141].

But critics say it's far too easy for attorneys representing either party to evade court restrictions by fabricating race-neutral explanations for striking a candidate.

It is like debating unknown unknowns with Donald Rumsfeld – how can we predict a priori which questions of mind will yield to neuroscientific explanation, and which will continue to evade it?