Sentence examples for persuasive explanations from inspiring English sources

Nor has memetics produced any persuasive explanations of previously unexplained phenomena.

One of the most persuasive explanations cited by Mr. Erard is the "spreading activation theory" advanced by Gary Dell, a cognitive scientist at the University of Illinois.

Of course, persuasive explanations would immediately be offered explaining that the itching was unimportant, that it could be traced back to other factors.

Lieven is concerned to refute the more apocalyptic claims about Pakistan – and perhaps overcompensates, with too friendly a picture especially of the military – but gives persuasive explanations for why the country is so mired in poverty, instability, war, terrorism, oppression and corruption.

The most persuasive explanations of an outcome are those that point to a condition that is abnormal or unexpected in the context or to a deliberate action designed to bring the outcome about.

It is often the case that models such as the one described by Rolls and Deco (2010), while serving as persuasive explanations of brain function, may also be criticized for mere relabelling of phenomena in a different language, but not really advancing our understanding.

The Court ventures no persuasive explanation.

On its face, this is a persuasive explanation.

The most persuasive explanation for the rises and falls of commodities is demand and supply.

But absent a more persuasive explanation, the implications for the rule of law are deeply troubling.

But perhaps a more persuasive explanation is simply that Germany lost the war.