So I agree with you: he must be trying to circumlocute and paraphrase and gloss and diagnose into existence a substitute explanation for something quite disturbing and possibly (now this is Jamesian) unnameable.
Family relations often attend obstetrics and gynecology departments, and it is essential not to substitute an explanation to a family member for an explanation to the patient, who must herself consent.
But most were careless preparations, and a number departed from the menu's description, with ingredients whimsically substituted without explanation.
But those phrases do not substitute for clear explanations about why the federal government thinks its chosen spending cuts are the best and fairest ways to improve the budget bottom line.
But no matter how much I argued that people sometimes substitute a supernatural explanation for a scientific one, he wouldn't even consider it.
They have their place, he says, but "never as explanations, never as substitute for the thing itself, which is the only thing that can turn on the lights or leave us in the dark".
It addresses whether, and to what degree, design research ought to rely on explanatory words as its principal medium of research, or whether it is valid to substitute artifactual creation for intellectual explanation in the research process.
"We're having fun as if we were 15, 18 years old," said a substitute striker, Rubén Suárez, by way of explanation.
Walser: When I read Barth, I notice -– and I am sure many others do as well -– that we have fallen asleep and have produced legitimizing explanations for all kinds of substitute pleasures.
A theological belief has been substituted for a mechanical explanation.
