Sentence examples for explanations hold from inspiring English sources

His explanations hold no sway.

In his long-awaited second book, David Deutsch, a quantum physicist at Oxford University, argues that the discipline provides good explanations, and that explanations hold a special status as fundamental descriptions of the world.

Little is therefore known about whether the same type and levels of crime reductions have been observed, and if prevailing explanations hold.

As much as I would like to believe that these things are true -- we are busier, more clever, and virtuous -- none of these explanations hold up.

I really try to enact that process structurally in the book too.... "Well, you can tell the story of where I initially came from like this or like this or like this, and probably all of those explanations hold some truth, but none of them hold the whole truth".

Not that their explanations held much water to begin with.

One set of supplemental explanations holds that women are easier to educate or, as the journalist Hanna Rosin wrote in "The End of Men," because women are more adaptable.

French psychologist Serge Moscovici developed what is called social representation theory, arguing that shared beliefs and explanations held by a group of society help people to communicate effectively with one another.

It would be necessary to hypothesise that these explanations held across a very wide range of disease types with known differences in pathogenesis and indeed some, such as HD and NHL have no previously reported associations with ionising irradiation (Mueller, 1996).

This suggests that most of the additional words in the interview explanation hold little scientific meaning.

On one level his explanation holds, since Trump does not assume power until January.