Sentence examples for explained or understood from inspiring English sources

Not everything can be explained or understood through world economic trends, regime change or immigration shifts.

Even if you think you've got it all figured out, some things can't be explained or understood.

Even if you think you've got it all figured out, some things still can't be explained or understood.

But his incurable propensity for deceit, and his guileful hiding of his murderous work, his past and even his emotions, long after he had been convicted of 15 specimen killings, suggest that he will never be fully explained or understood.

The singer Ellie Goulding tweeted: "I don't believe it" and added: "Even if you think you've got it all figured out, some things still can't be explained or understood.

Everything is seen in a flash — the boy's mother is beaten to death, a man is set on fire, tiny goddesses appear out of nowhere — and nothing is prepared, explained, or understood.

Pilots weren't informed about the system until after the Lion Air crash in Indonesia, and even then, Boeing didn't fully explain or understand the risks.

Adams wrote of the first winter of the war, "So complicated and so historical had the causes of war become that no one even in America could explain or understand them".

"We cannot begin to explain or understand the misguided effort of the United States attorney and the Department of Justice to blame Don Vidrine and Bob Kaluza, the other well site leader, for this terrible tragedy".

He whines that the adult Proust never revealed his inner life in his correspondence, and makes the odd complaint that George Painter, the author of the best-known biography of the writer to date, succumbed "without any qualms" to the temptation "to draw from the novel in order to explain, or understand, the life".

Until now, scientists have tended to seek out defective DNA in order to explain or understand the physical symptoms suffered by a patient because it has been widely assumed that if a gene is missing or no longer functioning it would automatically have an impact on a person's health or well-being.