Sentence examples for from explanations from inspiring English sources

The contentious passages ranged from explanations of ancient wars to a justification of Japan's colonization of the Korean peninsula in 1910 as necessary for the security of Korea as well as of Japan and Manchuria, which Japan had already occupied.

But, when Wright is in full prophetic mode, he can make it difficult for listeners to separate metaphorical claims from literal ones, visions from explanations, urban legend from history.

Maurer ably handles all aspects of Katharine's life, from explanations of flight (among his other works for young readers are "Rocket! How a Toy Launched the Space Age") to the love letters she exchanged with an old college friend.

Holloway can only cope with it when its poetry is separated from its prose - from "explanations that don't explain, science that does not prove, morality that does not improve".

Using all available resources, each group fulfills the following tasks in preparation of the trial (adapted from explanations found at Bradley University's Web site: //www.bradley.edu/campusorg/trial/basic_info/stages/index.html): Opening Statement Groups– These groups will present an outline or summary of their cases.

Over the decades Lipset, who served as president of both the American Sociological Association and the American Political Science Association, turned from explanations of political values based on social class to those based on history and culture, which, he argued, displayed consistency throughout history.

They come not from appearance, but from explanation; not from objects, but from connections among them; not from stunning displays, but from intellectual vistas.

Argument from Explanation (Stich 1983): Rigorous scientific explanation should not take into account factors outside the subject's skin.

Argument from Explanation: Externalists claim that psychological explanation can legitimately taxonomize mental states through factors that outstrip internal neurophysiology (Peacocke 1993).

From explanation in the last paragraph, there is an optimal spacer thickness range around 175 ± 50 μm, where the loss tangent measurement has the best sensitivity.

Functionalism, on the other hand, seems to be at the next level of abstraction up from explanation of behavior based on physical mechanisms.