Sentence examples for anything explain from inspiring English sources

Does anything explain the different and strange images of interdependency that they exhibit alone together?

And does anything explain the persistent puzzle of who the real John Kerry is? Arguably, yes.

"This building isn't zoned for anything," explained Ric Leichtung, the club's booker, with slight frustration.

That, perhaps more than anything, explains the race between SLAC and KEK.

This, as much as anything, explains why we've lost in Iraq.

"Imagine a friend is always late and you don't say anything," explains Lisa Vanderpump.

And this, more than anything, explains how the narrative really got away from the president in those early days.

That fight perhaps as much as anything explains why Reid has long been friendly to renewable energy concepts.

The Bush campaign wasn't strong in any of these areas, and that, more than anything, explains its demise.

Mr. Pawlenty also had problems as an establishment candidate — especially his poor fundraising numbers, which as much as anything explained why he ended his campaign.

"David could never say no to anything," explains Andrew Clunn, his right-hand man for years, who left in 1978 to go out on his own.