Sentence examples for sense of explaining from inspiring English sources

Should advertising — in the sense of explaining the benefits to consumers — be left to health-care providers?

It's correct to say, as they do, that a Tarski-style theory of truth for a language L doesn't tell us how the true sentences of L are made true in the sense of explaining the truth of a sentence in terms of a relation between it as a whole and some entity or entities.

To Bonaventure's mind, the creationist view of the universe alone accounts for the total being of the universe in the sense of explaining both its structure and the fact that it exists; the view of the ancients only explains the order and the pattern of the universe without reaching the depths of accounting for why the universe exists at all.

Despite the vitriol Musri and his community have recently received, he remains steadfast in his sense of belonging, explaining that what Islamophobes "don't understand is that American Muslims are Americans.

Patty [KC2], a civilian employee of the military, reinforced Elizabeth's sense of rejection, explaining, "The issue I see happening is when civilian people try to come into military world, I'm going to tell you, 'You have no idea'".

This pattern was more or less the same when splitting in four age groups (see additional files 1, 2, 3, 4), sense of mastery explaining most of the variance in psychological distress in all age groups.

But she does shoulder the related task of making sense of moral reasoning, and of explaining the point of fictive use of moral sentences.

This sense of caution explains much about the season.

Perhaps this sense of inevitability explains why Ward barely scrutinizes the men's own choices.

"First of all, there's no sense of urgency," explains Toscano.

Perhaps that sense of perspective explains why she smiled at some, but not all, of her errors.