Sentence examples for real explanatory from inspiring English sources

The analysis that all self-destructive behavior is somehow rational makes it devoid of any real explanatory use.

Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster who helped run Hillary Clinton's campaign at the end of the 2008 primaries, told me, "Reagan had a kind of very robust narrative with real explanatory power for people.

The specific educational exercise - in secondary education - postpones the ostentatious references and indicates Arts as an inner vision, leading to a real explanatory behavior, practiced especially in the theory of signs.

The second is that platonists are no better off than such brute-fact nominalists in terms of real explanatory power.

We gain no real explanatory insight if we are told that ideas spread through populations, some more successfully than others.

But when we dug into the numbers, we found the real explanatory event was a change in our service a month before — unlimited home tours.

At a moment when constructivist scholars in international relations are pushing beyond empirical claims for the value of norms and toward critical analysis of such norms, All Necessary Measures establishes discourse's real-world explanatory power.

The causal mechanisms behind those 'mechanisms' are for her the real source of explanatory understanding.

For the serious question that concerns people worried about whether artifacts could think concerns whether those artifacts could in fact share the real, theoretically interesting, explanatory properties of being a thinking thing (cf. Jackson 1998, pp. 34 5).

These episodes have shown contradictory views of design features common to different genre of video arising from the complexity of the features employed including real life examples, explanatory formats, and commentary.

Use of a single control group tempers our enthusiasm that the cluster is real although possible explanatory factors merit exploration.