Sentence examples for was made more explicable from inspiring English sources

Her passion for Bruno Caproni's Dutchman was made more explicable by the awkward affection of Paul McNamara's Erik than by Caproni's Michael Howardish vowels ("terry-bill woo-man").

Finally, two other observations that raise doubts about the rationale for the evolutionary demasculinization of the X chromosome are made more explicable in light of the present results.

Douglas's father had already threatened to horsewhip Lord Rosebery; his obsessive hounding of Wilde is made even more explicable by the fact that his second wife was suing for an annulment on the grounds, among others, of nonconsummation.

Comte believed that social phenomena could be reduced to laws in the same way that the revolutions of the heavenly bodies had been made explicable by gravitational theory.

SLOs provide a framework by which an institution's efforts, goals, mission, and objectives are made explicable to both internal and external constituencies.

Given that jazz is essentially an African-American art form and the movies were made by white producers, the association is both all the more unpleasant and all the more unfortunately explicable.

If the libretti has divine or mythic characters, the theory goes, then the music is likely to be more explicable to the audience, more felt.

Rather than a David-and-Goliath tale of outnumbered idealists miraculously outlasting invading hordes, they said, the story of Israel's triumphs was both more explicable and less heroic.

One-day dips and surges in the stock market are always more explicable by psychologists than they are by economists–and that has been especially true lately.

Thus, the expression profiles for these genes tend to be somewhat more explicable than would be the case for randomly selected genes.

"The difficulties described in the report are all the more explicable because they are structural," he said.