Sentence examples for typical explanation from inspiring English sources

But whatever happened to Denzel has refused to fall into any typical explanation, and suggests countless eyes passed over him without pausing.

"The principle of the thing" is the typical explanation offered by the warring parties: on the eve of a closing, even a humble medicine cabinet can become the locus of a nasty dispute.

After receiving his six-month sentence in 1989, he issued a typical explanation of his person-to-person mission: "Violence will only increase and it will be impossible to heal the wounds, whether among the Arabs or the Jews, unless we decide to sit with each other.

The typical explanation of benefits may tell a patient he is receiving a 50% break on lab tests.

"I saw her on TV, and she seemed very down to earth and knowledgeable, and I didn't know much about her," said one man in a typical explanation of his choice.

"Lack of time" was a typical explanation given for the limited use.

"The only one offering an alternative", "the only true Labour candidate" and "the only one who is against austerity" were typical explanations.

With respect to the second contrast, most models of explanation assume that it is possible for a set of claims to be true, accurate, supported by evidence, and so on and yet unexplanatory (at least of anything that the typical explanation-seeker is likely to want explained).

For instance, explanations like using the law "light travels in straight lines" to explain the shadow or using Boyle's law to explain the expansion of a heated balloon, are typical explanations meeting the D-N model.

The typical economists' explanation for this is dreary.

Such is the typical U.S. explanation and legal justification of its drone strikes in Pakistan.