Sentence examples for explanation more from inspiring English sources

Magic is the dramatization of explanation more than it is the engineering of effects.

That's an explanation more than an excuse because there are no excuses.

I don't think I have an explanation more than: Do you need a little bit of luck?

One day fairly early in the relationship Mr. Johnson delivered, without explanation, more than a dozen cardboard cartons into Mr. Warner's hands.

It is perhaps less obvious from another car, yet still if a vehicle is weaving unpredictably as it makes its way down a motorway the explanation, more often than not, turns out to be the driver using a phone.

He often teeters on the edge of disdain — as when he notes the poor calibre of American politicians, or the people's "immense opinion of themselves" — only to find the hospitality of explanation more interesting than the solitude of dismissal.

Indeed, groups with similar educational backgrounds and age ranges have favored nurture-based explanations more frequently (Furnham et al. 1985).

Botched explanations are more damaging than no explanation at all.

The explanation is more prosaic.

But the real explanation was more mundane.

But the contrary explanation seems more likely.