Sentence examples for explanations there were from inspiring English sources

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What would follow were a grueling few days of grief (the kind that makes you fall to your knees), medical explanations (there were none) and labor and delivery (just like a living child, only with no baby's newborn cry).

As for other cases of alleged illegal fishing, he has explanations: there were facts lost in translation; he had been conned into buying a fake fishing license and, in one case, an Uruguayan official wrote the wrong numbers on a U.S. import form.

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What little explanation there was of the book displays did not appear to have been proofread.

Van Fraassen's theory of why-questions is intended as a theory of explanation, but why-explanation seems not to be the only kind of explanation there is.

Carter's absorbing authorized biography doesn't offer any simple explanations; there are none.

In the absence of explanation, there was phrase-making.

"There is no explanation; there is no reason," Ms. Merritt said.

Until there is a credible explanation, there is no hope of calming the country's turmoil.

Here's the explanation: there's nothing funny about losing your job.

Kjell Lindgren, a Stockholm police spokesman, provided the most convincing explanation: "There is no answer".

In the absence of any proper explanation, there is clearly a concern for cricket and the ECB.

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