Sentence examples for begin by explaining that from inspiring English sources
We could say that deconstruction is an attempt to go through the looking glass, to get beyond or behind language, but a deconstructionist would have to begin by explaining that the concepts "beyond" and "behind" are themselves effects of language.
Mr President, I must begin by explaining that I have no association at all with Edinburgh University, but I think that it is important to stress their bona fides.
Begin by explaining that the Tasmanian tiger is not actually a tiger but a marsupial that had stripes which reminded people of a tiger.
Begin by explaining that you feel uncomfortable living with socks on the floor, half-eaten packaging lying about and unwashed piles of clothing.
Begin by explaining that you're flattered by his interest in you and that it is very kind of him to ask.
Begin by explaining that while you appreciate the opportunities to get together with others in the workplace to discuss, you're concerned that the meeting culture of the workplace appears to favour very lengthy meetings (do your best to use language that distances the "blame" for the long meetings from your boss).
He began by explaining that, as a jurist, he is an "originalist" — or, as he put it, in his habitual tone of pugnacious beleaguerment, one of "a small hearty minority who believe in a philosophy called originalism".
He began by explaining that, as a jurist, he is an "originalist"—or, as he put it, in his habitual tone of pugnacious beleaguerment, one of "a small hearty minority who believe in a philosophy called originalism".
These emails began by explaining that "creating a safer environment for people to freely express themselves is critical to the Twitter community," then said why the users were being restricted and for how long.
New trade theory begins by explaining that markets aren't perfectly competitive.
A young tour guide, Emily Wright, began by explaining that the house had been owned by Seabury Tredwell, a wealthy hardware merchant.
