Sentence examples for and sought to explain from inspiring English sources
Keenan apologised and sought to explain his absence by saying he needed to attend "a significant operation in the AFP".
But appearing in front of the media after the match, Kyrgios spoke of his own frustrations with his game, and sought to explain that ungracious sounding comment.
This work contributed to the development of dynamic psychology, or the psychology of human nature, and sought to explain the significance of radical empiricism for psychology.
The company deleted the original ad posted on Sunday and sought to explain that the quotes, taken from a "women in business" blog, and were meant "in the most empowering way possible and in no way derogatory towards women".
Many top administration health officials attended Mrs. Clinton's speech, and sought to explain how it might be paid for at a time when the foreign aid budget is under severe pressure in Congress.
The prophets, as spokespersons for God, called the community to renewed obedience, threatened and promised disaster if obedience was not forthcoming, and sought to explain the covenant's persistence even when it should have been repudiated by God.
They contrast this with the central bank's choices and seek to explain why the two might diverge.
She takes from Montaigne's longest essay, An Apology for Raymond Sebond, the part jocular claim that he is "a new figure: an unpremeditated and accidental philosopher", and seeks to explain what an "accidental philosopher" might be.
On Thursday GB Taekwondo will sit down with the BOA's qualification standards panel and seek to explain why Aaron Cook, who quit its high-performance system last year to train on his own, has been left out.
Co-directed by Winterbottom and Mat Whitecross, the film also analyses the global financial crisis, which took place after the book was published, and seeks to explain its origins.
"To understand how people lived their lives in the past, historic sites should extend their interpretations to all classes and seek to explain how men and women, children and the elderly, and the wide spectrum of ethnic groups experienced these places," said Dolores Hayden, a professor of architecture, urbanism and American studies at Yale University.
