Sentence examples for I like to explain from inspiring English sources

"I like to explain what is apparently fantastic or complicated," said Mr. Macaulay.

We still keep tabs, and I like to explain that it is healthy for her to gain weight.

"I like to explain it like it's the Wizard of Oz," Baltzell says.

"I like to explain to people that think we are a bit out-there (which we are totally OK being), that fruit and cheese have been paired together for eons," she told HuffPost.

Often when sets of data that the scientific process creates are compared, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts—I like to explain this through half-toned printing that one might see in a color photograph printed in the newspaper.

I like to explain the essence of Keynesian economics with a true story that also serves as a parable, a small-scale version of the messes that can afflict entire economies.

When I used to lecture to MBA students at St . Marys College of California, I liked to explain that all investing comes down to owning and loaning.

"I wrote back that I'd like to explain how I could do the position.

Before I start my criticism of ETFs, I would like to explain that I completely agree with John Bogle's case for low-cost index funds at the individual level.

I should like to congratulate the Commission on its proposal and the rapporteur on her report and I should like to explain why I have praised you and why I should like to take you all at your word.

And I'd like to explain what I do a little better, and how I do it.