Sentence examples for more rational explanation from inspiring English sources
And by noticing the way that places and people from his travels often populated his visions, he concluded that dreams are formed from a patchwork of our memories, offering a more rational explanation than the prevailing spiritualist theories of the time.
That sounds a lot like a reprise of Bush's old canard that the terrorists "hate our freedoms," rather than the more rational explanation that they hate the long history of U.S. interference in the Middle East.
Syria's Director of Antiquities provided a more rational explanation: despite repeated questioning, al-Asaad refused to divulge the location of statues and other works of art that had been removed from the city for safekeeping prior to the arrival of Islamic State militants.
Thankfully those listening to the players will have received more rational explanations for Wales leading the Six Nations table: it is not magic but hard work and the kind of iron discipline that previous coaches like Mike Ruddock and Gareth Jenkins would have died for.
The model also permits more rational explanations to be offered for the effects of water velocity, depth of immersion and seawater salinity.
Frank Oldershaw is a member, and soon Holdsworth suspects that Frank's madness may hide a more earthly, rational explanation for why, on a mostly male campus (except for Elinor and a few female servants), a dead woman's apparition might have been seen.
Then as the story progresses, our representative comes up with ever more tortured "rational explanations" for bizarre events, explanations that require us to be more imaginative and gullible than we would be if we simply accepted the supernatural.
Ever since he took office there have been many wondering why these kinds of speeches have not been coming, and whether the president's hallmark reliance on calm, rational explanation needs more fire to galvanize the nation and persuade his adversaries.
For more on the relation between rational explanation and mental realism, see the supplement on Explanatory Epiphenomenalism.
Considering that the pathophysiological mechanism of primary SUNCT syndrome remains unknown, in the second case presented, it is more difficult to find a rational explanation to the mechanism of prednisone action.
While everything in the first two novels has a rational explanation, Patrick Ness's More Than This (Walker £12.99) is the gateway to a lifetime of wonder and pondering.
