Sentence examples for pure explanation from inspiring English sources

The explanation for how their goodwill operation came to be is the same pure explanation for why thousands of other volunteers rose to the horrific occasion: It just kind of happened.

This simple and pure explanation would make William of Ocaam smile big.

As for the pure energy (or LET) dependence, despite some indications, there is still not a complete explanation of the enhancement effect.

No pure basketball explanations would suffice, so Williams just grinned and pointed to the calendar.

Research into insight in psychosis should also include non-medical belief models and move beyond pure biomedical explanations.

Level 1. Pure force-dynamic explanations: Students' explanations focus on actors and enablers, using relatively short time frames and macroscopic-scale phenomena.

Absent any official explanation, Pure Romance CEO Chris Cicchinelli has said he believes the state's decision reflects the Kasich Administration's disapproval of Pure Romance's products - which range from lotions to bedroom toys.

Whereas mathematical principles proper are "drawn only from intuition" and so do not constitute any part of the system of principles of pure understanding, the explanation for the possibility of such mathematical principles (outlined above) must be supplemented by an account of the highest possible transcendental principles (A148 9/B188 9).

Fisher had stated that valuations of present and future goods imply a preexisting money rate of interest, thereby suggesting that a pure time-preference explanation of interest involves circular reasoning.

The systematic application of pure reason to the explanation of natural phenomena reached its extreme development with Aristotle (384 322 bce), whose great system of the world later came to be regarded as the synthesis of all worthwhile knowledge.

The song's power, undiminished, requires no explanation, as pure now as it was to a teen-age girl with a question mark she would carry for many years — but who wasn't wrong, at least, about that.