The phrase "as she explains about" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "about" is unnecessary and should be omitted for proper usage.
Example: "As she explains the process, we all listen attentively."
Alternatives: "as she describes" or "as she elaborates on".
In it she concealed as much as she explained about her motives for cross-dressing, but Shevelow concludes that she was most at home in a world where artifice was valued for its ability to deceive and delight.
Feminism, as she explains, is "not about the exclusion of men but their inclusion... we must face and address those issues, especially to include younger men and boys".
The game was marketed in Japan with a television commercial that has Japanese actress Kou Shibasaki on the verge of tears as she explains her feelings about Mother 3. Itoi has said that her performance was unscripted.
As she explains, people can legitimately complain about not being trusted fully when they are trusted in this way, which occurs only when other people lack confidence in them but trust them nonetheless (230; see also Lahno 2001, 184 185).
Interviewed a year ago, during the parliamentary election, she had refused to talk about politics which, as she explained, had nothing to do with her and over which she had no influence.
The photographer's assistant averts his eyes as she quietly explains about the light, and the dress, and the pose, and when he takes a shot she asks: "How does it read?" It's unusual to hear a model talk back and I tell her it was a bit thrilling.
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I listen as he explains about him and his brothers.
"It was between the ages of 17 and 22," she explains, as though talking about an embarrassing teenage ailment.
"I think about projects as image," she explained.
