Sentence examples for leaves unexplained from inspiring English sources

But that leaves unexplained questions.

But that still leaves unexplained how someone as unpopular as Mr Mugabe could garner 2.1m ballots.

But this leaves unexplained the cultural changes that began around or shortly after the dingo's arrival.

The doctors' theory may very well be sound, but it leaves unexplained the fact that the women who are the victims of this curious assault on feminine charm seem to cherish their martyrdom and submit to those who impose it on them like lionesses under the lash of the tamer.

His account of Thatcherism and Reaganism leaves unexplained why these are widely believed to have contributed to economic turnarounds, focusing as it does mainly on the failures of monetarism and on America's budget deficit.Sometimes the sheer luxuriance of material gets the better of him.

Thus, according to Mendelssohn, Spinoza leaves unexplained "the difference between good and evil, desirable and undesirable, pleasure and pain" (Gesammelte Schriften, III/2, p. 109).

His presence is left unexplained.

Much is left unexplained by "George".

It was — an extravaganza with plenty left unexplained.

Some of the jokes are left unexplained, however.

It was a myth, with some things better left unexplained.