Sentence examples for subtle explanations from inspiring English sources

To reach the "inner meaning" of history, the historian had to be "speculative" and give "subtle explanations" of causes.

Some people have come up with subtle explanations for Christie's popularity and for the general enthusiasm for the detective novel in her time.

But Berri and Simmons offer a more subtle explanation: statistical bias.

Hencke's more subtle explanation is that a large bloc of Labour and Tory votes will actually coalesce behind Tory baronet Sir George Young rather than Labour's unofficial Tory choice – Bercow – or Beckett, who has been promised some Tory support.

Despite repeated prodding, Arce offered a more subtle explanation of his views.

The fact that, in the absence of non-genetic inheritance, the risk-averse species is intrinsically favored is counterintuitive and has a somewhat subtle explanation.

Sure, there may be other, subtler explanations for humanity's reliable tendency towards wrongness and fiasco, but I can't be bothered to think of any.

Mr. Melloni offered another, subtler explanation for why the pope would not be leaving.

Although only a few reductionists demand explanation to be strictly nomological (Rosenberg 2006, Weber 2005), the subtle interplay between explanation and reduction will have to be treated when ranging over diverse biological subdisciplines.

Next to the reasons outlined above, we also identified a number of more subtle and less frequent explanations for the limited overlap.

Actually, we lack even hypothetical functional explanations for subtle shape variation: Gilchrist et al. [ 54] speculated that wing shape variation in D. subobscura may simply represent drift around an optimum.