Sentence examples for explanations point from inspiring English sources

Other explanations point to darker fates, like disease, an attack by Spaniards or violence at the hands of Indians.

Earlier explanations point to evolutionary psychology: Just as the peacock struts its plume, the male human cracks jokes to attract the fairer and less funny sex.

Their explanations point to the easy availability of guns, but they also wonder whether the violent student outbursts are a byproduct of communities like this one, where children come and go as they please, and where the ups and downs of student life and cliques are magnified by a school's position as the center of the local universe.

16 These explanations point to several possible limitations to the generalisability of our findings.

All these potential explanations point to gender role mediated factors more than sex-linked factors.

All these explanations point to a more informed career choice and stronger motivation.

Armed with his own statistics, falling back on his own explanations, pointing fingers, again, at his players and at referees, Mourinho tried to make clear that what has happened this season is "not a one-man responsibility".

Broader explanations pointing at the dominance of elites or the utilitarian approaches embedded in planning cultures should be tested within specific urban contexts.

The interpretative portion of the manuscript is as important as the experimental with respect to integrating the experimental material, introducing alternative explanations, pointing out issues pertinent to the current L1 paradigm, proposing conceptual changes, and examining how the available data fit the model.

Cyber-hacking of large systems on which society depends provides the explanation point.

These results, which have no obvious SMT explanation, point to a connection between the stroma and cancer incidence, which would be consistent with TOFT.