Sentence examples for explanations suddenly from inspiring English sources

Prices which went up throughout the summer, with still no sensible explanations, suddenly started dropping when two California senators called for hearings into the subject this winter.

Many things on Mars that begged explanation suddenly make sense in light of the new paradigm, said Bouley.

In the premiere she just kind of disappears midshow, without much explanation, and suddenly Nicole Scherzinger of Pussycat Dolls is in her chair.

As they record, she might discard a promising session without explanation, or suddenly get excited about an old musical sketch that Poyser doesn't even remember.

Oddly, with no explanation, Bachmann suddenly supported a measure encouraging Americans to participate in the 2010 census!

Health Insurance mandates aren't a liberal idea but once President Obama flip flopped without explanation and suddenly supported the mandate, it seems like many liberals lost their minds and their spines.

He added that it was not the federation's responsibility to ensure the accuracy of any explanation given for suddenly pulling out of a tournament.

But after 12 jurors in Albany found that the prosecution had not proved any of six counts against each officer, and after a juror pointed obliquely to the prosecution's presentation of the case by way of explanation, Mr. Johnson suddenly found himself excoriated this weekend in the streets, at churches, and on talk radio.

The physiological explanation: your legs go suddenly from roundy-roundy to bouncy-bouncy and they don't want to.

Another, less twisted explanation is that comedies suddenly got hilarious — think of "Arrested Development," "The Office," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Entourage" and "Weeds".

Nokia offers no explanation why the content suddenly became unavailable, or if and when they will be back.