Sentence examples for incapable of explaining from inspiring English sources

Not that Dylan is incapable of explaining himself.

You won't understand any of this, and I'm almost incapable of explaining it to you.

"Some geeks and academics are almost pathologically incapable of explaining what it is that they do.

Free will or volition is one such notion: people are incapable of explaining how it differs from stochastic caprice but feel strongly that it does.

For all the known benefits of a short loop around the park, scientists are, for the most part, incapable of explaining how exercise does what it does.

It was one of those moments that leaves you as helpless and baffled as the defenders wondering what had just happened, equally incapable of explaining it.

Though these risk factors are not uniformly distributed across any population and may partially explain the etiology of U.S. based disparities in asthma outcomes, changes in individual risk factors are incapable of fully explaining the disproportionate rise of asthma in certain U.S. groups.

[Alecia attempts to tell the story, eventually recognizes that she is incapable of properly explaining it and then summarizes that they had been drinking, she fell off her bike and broke the bike.].

Studies that have tracked the evolution of different transcription factor (TF) binding patterns have shown that sequence evolution alone is incapable of fully explaining the evolutionary dynamics of TF binding landscapes (Dermitzakis and Clark, 2001; Birney et al., 2007; Borneman et al., 2007; Schmidt et al., 2010).

It is permissible to recognize magnetic, elastic, and other sorts of forces, but only insofar as we understand that they are not primitive or incapable of being explained, but arise from motions and shapes.

Saying something along these lines suggests that you have ignored an issue for some time or you are incapable of changing, Kerr explains.