Sentence examples for being forced to explain from inspiring English sources

Now Judge Keller is being forced to explain her actions of Sept. 25, 2007, the day Mr. Richard was executed.

The trouble is, he said, there are so many ways now to hide behind texts and e-mails and assistants without ever being forced to explain honestly.

Another great benefit of writing for the public is being forced to explain a puzzle that everyone cares about except, apparently, the academics who ought to know the most about it.

Justice Alito, after being forced to explain a 1985 document in which he denounced racial quotas and said the Constitution did not protect the right to abortion, had to comfort his weeping wife after a particularly difficult confirmation hearing.

Cook gave guarded support to a policy of retaining the status quo by conceding that it would be a risk to change – most obviously by moving up the order Joe Root, everybody's favourite new kid on the block – but found himself being forced to explain his leadership.

After completing his service in 2008, being forced to explain Israeli policies as part of his job as an emissary to the South African Jewish community merely intensified his questioning of what of he had done – and what Israel was doing.

And so I am forced to explain.

"I'm not a dictator, I'm the president," he was forced to explain.

Mann was forced to explain to both bankers who Smith was.

A government spokesman was forced to explain that the awards are never given posthumously.

Jermaine, with tears in his eyes, was forced to explain that his mother was in prison.