Sentence examples for something of an explanation from inspiring English sources

But for all the confusion, there might actually have been something of an explanation.

Offering up something of an explanation, Moffat added: "Dr Watson becomes slightly more of a dick".

The people of Attan Khoja seem befuddled by their fate, but a drive north along the Shor Daryab offered something of an explanation.

In 2001 another critic, Adam Nicolson, provided something of an explanation, writing that Ms. Partridge, who in her later years was sometimes compared to the Queen Mother as an English institution, lived "her life in complete sentences".

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The standards received this point if they gave a clear and accurate definition of evolution, something along the lines of: an explanation for both the change over time of living organisms and the current diversity of species on Earth.

One ordinarily thinks of an explanation as something that provides understanding.

But while there's something to this, it's ultimately not enough of an explanation.

That's not much of an explanation!

UKIP remain something of a mystery to the left most explanations for their success are awkward adaptations of historic theories about how racist parties gain power, for instance, that they exploit economic crisis by finding a scapegoat, or that with the help of a craven media they make previously taboo ideas respectable.

Working constructively with ideas involves building something out of ideas an explanation, a model, an elaboration or improvement of an idea.