Sentence examples for and explained when from inspiring English sources

Cynthia Kent, by all appearances about the appropriateness of the death penalty in the case, and explained, when back on the record, that the surviving family wanted it".

So it was encouraging when President Obama invalidated the Bush signing statements last week and explained when he would issue statements of his own.

Outside the chapel, several firefighters answered questions and explained when and how to sign up for the next department exam, which will probably be given early in the year.

"Good question," he replied, and explained:"When you look for terms that could be commonly searched for by college students, you see two things: 1) the academic seasonality, 2) the general decline in relative search volume.

Suzanne Johnson, the general manager, showed off a hideaway lounge with squashy armchairs, beverages and a television, and explained, "When husbands come, women buy fewer pairs, so we put them in here".

The argument we made that got the most traction was: 'We're falling so far behind our neighbors economically — China and India — that, unless we change, politically as well as economically, it's going to be disastrous.' " Thomas Carothers calls it the "neighborhood effect," and explained, "When Laos overtakes you in per-capita G.D.P., it's time to rethink your basic national strategy".

The group's website discusses "obligatory" terrorism, and explains when it is justified to kill civilians.

They must either admit it was a lie and apologise to their voters, or justify it and explain when it is coming".

It "forces you to think in advance — both adviser and client — and put a plan in writing and explain, when you're tempted to take an action, how it fits into your plan".

We analyze the resulting planners, evaluate their performance, and explain when they do best.

Presuppositions typically project, but often do not, and most of the empirical and theoretical work on presupposition since the 1970s has been taken up with the task of describing and explaining when presuppositions project, and when they don't.