Sentence examples similar to admirably explained from inspiring English sources
The N.H.L., to its credit, veered from its mystifying treatment of such hits by suspending Rome for four games and admirably explaining the rationale behind it, writes ESPN.com's Scott Burnside.
Rockwell succeeds admirably in explaining a complicated life, and the American-primitive-style drawings are a good match.
What it does do, admirably, is to explain and record.
This is conceptually difficult for a lot of people to follow (though Bob Corker, rather admirably, managed to explain this earlier today).
Having detected a cynic, he rises admirably to the challenge with an instant volley of cheesy analogies, each one meticulously explained.
When analyzing students' written responses, we have been surprised by students' limited capacity to communicate and explain core scientific concepts (such as evolution)—particularly those students who perform admirably on MC assessments (cf. Nehm and Schonfeld [2008]).
An admirably intelligent and sensitive documentary film about the process of researching the exhibition is clearly sympathetic to the artist, but it explains a great deal about the exhibits and is well worth watching.
Explain, explain, explain.
Dee is admirably relentless.
