Sentence examples for To explains from inspiring English sources
verb
To make plain, manifest, or intelligible; to clear of obscurity; to illustrate the meaning of.
- To explain a chapter of the Bible.
"'It's not as popular as the other four places we run to," explains company chairman and sometime driver Douglas Humphrey.
"They are speculative propositions of what we could do with biotechnology, should we choose to," explains Collet.
That analogy helps to explains why, when I spoke to the distinguished applied physicist, he was in the world's northernmost town (along with Mrs Mason).
First there are the "gifters" – "People who see virginity as a precious thing and who want to find the perfect person to give it to," explains Carpenter.
"There is often a misconception about the range of apprenticeships, the roles available and careers they can lead to," explains Jason Jones-head, head of development at Creative Skillset.
It was not the partying that they objected to, explains the Times' diplomatic editor, it was the military parade and the presence of Geoff Hoon, the British defence secretary.
