Sentence examples for was made to explain from inspiring English sources

But throughout the three weeks of testimony no real attempt was made to explain the nature of that association.

In 1895 they published a book, Studien über Hysterie, in which Breuer's discoveries were described and an attempt was made to explain them by the theory of Catharsis.

That promised a great deal more than was delivered, as no effort was made to explain which everyday driving skills were of no value on a race track, and which new ones needed to be learned; rather, the programme chose to restrict the narrative to the well-trodden formula ofthe reasonably well known people's personal journeys.

Of the strength of his position there was no doubt, and probably the suggestion of hypnotism and the rest was made to explain the persistence with which he held his ground despite his notoriously evil life, his gross interferences in the government of the Church, and the public attacks made on him in the Duma and elsewhere.

An attempt was made to explain intercountry variations.

Finally, thermodynamic interpretation was made to explain the results.

Mercifully, no attempt is made to explain Mr. Coleman's harmolodic theory, or to rehash his chronology.

— no attempt is made to explain the origins of her emotional feedback.

He should be made to explain which interrogation techniques he considers to be torture.

Typically of this disheartened government, not nearly enough of an attempt has been made to explain what has been done and where it has got to.

If there is a reason for the use of the term in the context of citizen engagement, no serious effort has been made to explain what that is.