Sentence examples for totally explain from inspiring English sources

"I don't think anyone can totally explain it," I reply.

Much has been written about Lucy as a feminist or antifeminist icon (and her lack of a breakthrough in Hollywood was undoubtedly due to sexism), but that doesn't totally explain her success on TV.

In a sense, the house is a profound expression of genius loci, the notion that every place has its own spirit, which Ms. Zimmerman describes as "something ineffable, something you can't totally explain, like art".

This may not totally explain why he has dropped 76 points on the Nets and taken 28 rebounds away from them in Games 1 and 2 of the finals, but the man has shown an increased sense of awareness since the Kings got under his skin.

The philosopher and psychologist William James quoted approvingly a passage from a 19th-century French philosopher to that effect but suggested that relative age could not totally explain the phenomenon, and that the monotony of the events of old age compared with the vividness and novelty of the experiences of youth must also be considered.

Cell elongation is one reason for anisotropic spread but could not totally explain the phenomenon.

That totally explains my adolescence… O.K., Nick, one last point.

That totally explains my adolescence... O.K., Nick, one last point.

While you don't want to empty a work out by totally explaining it, there were these recurrent themes.

You see in some American fiction this idea that everything has to be totally explained in terms of motivation, and characters have to be entirely consistent, and the novelist knows everything about a character.

It means that there is a gap between the second and third dimension in a share of explained variability and the contribution of the last two dimensions (the third and the fourth) to totally explained variability is negligible.