Sentence examples for particular explanation from inspiring English sources

He offered no particular explanation or even apology.

The Tour's organizers decided to return to the cobblestones this year without any particular explanation.

But Mr. Mitchell, who has a strong track record in Michigan, said, "I don't have any particular explanation for why our results differ".

Kashner offers no particular explanation for having chosen 2004 as the moment to return to the events of 1976 -- there's no anniversary, no sudden reconciliation.

"It's hard to put a stamp on any particular explanation" of rising graduation rates, said Christopher Swanson, the vice president of Editorial Projects in Education, a research organization that has studied graduation rates nationwide.

"We are now moving to a new lower level without particular explanation as to how people are going to survive on that income.' Under the Beveridge system, as implemented by the Labour government after the war, basic insurance benefits were £1.30) a week for a single person and £2.10 for a couple.

God had particular explanations and instructions for the president, whose entire term of office had been defined by war.

Is the judge limited to considering the plausibility of the prosecution's particular explanations, or can the judge consider evidence the defense might have offered, back at the initial stage, of a wider pattern of discriminatory jury selection throughout the jurisdiction?

In particular, explanations of an agent's intentional behavior very often appeal to the agent's reasons.

Weak AI makes no claims about computers being minds and merely argues that computers are useful for testing particular explanations of processes of the mind because they simulate these processes.

Unfortunately, that remains a topic about which we know essentially nothing, so although the results suggest particular explanations, they remain decidedly speculative.