Sentence examples for more interesting explanations from inspiring English sources

One of the more interesting explanations of chaos in complex systems that I have seen is that it is a precondition for a breakout from a toxic state of affairs called the Gamma Trap.

But there is a more interesting explanation.

But a final, more interesting explanation is also possible.

You could theorize that publicists, like journalists, are doomed to perpetual disdain, but there's a more interesting explanation.

Haidt has a richer and more interesting explanation for the same phenomenon: his is in many ways the more interesting book.

"Ghana Must Go" does offer a more interesting explanation for Kweku's departure: that something about cutting one's ties to an entire life makes it easier to do it a second time, and a third.

A more interesting explanation was suggested by Paul Bowles – always an astute judge of Jane's work – in a 1971 interview with Oliver Evans, when he noted her ability "to see the drama that is really in front of one every minute – the drama that follows living".

A more interesting explanation is that the success of individual star performers is rarely the result of raw talent alone but also builds on the support structure around them.

But there may be another slightly more interesting explanation, namely the fact that CNNs designed for visual tasks also work for speech-related tasks, which is a reflection of the fact that the brain uses very similar methods to process both visual and audio/speech stimuli.

But psychologist Ai Kawakami has a more interesting explanation: the sadness we feel "in the realm of artistic appreciation" is not the same thing as the sadness we feel "in everyday life".

A more interesting explanation is that these reactions might be carried out by non-orthologous isofunctional equivalents in the organisms that suggested removing them from the model.