Sentence examples for new explanations from inspiring English sources
The ancients often cited "physical evidence," for which modern scholars offer new explanations.
Excavations of a neolithic village close to Stonehenge have provided new explanations of its origins.
It explores our ancestors' understanding of the world, offering new explanations of iconic works of art and monuments.
Nonetheless, opening up the brain's black box might provide new explanations for how people become Republicans or Democrats, not to mention libertarians or Maoists, in the first place.
April 8 -- Al Gore, fresh from issuing three new explanations of his position on Elian Gonzalez, celebrates his seventh straight week of avoiding press conferences.
Until last week, [Western diplomats] say, Iran had tightly restricted access to key people and places and offered few new explanations of its past nuclear work.
A new explanation by Capt.
I have no new explanation.
For these deaths, doctors needed a new explanation.
Peruvians, who are not known for their punctuality, have a new explanation for their tardiness.
Instead a new explanation for crime is devised - it is a moral failing among poor people.
