Sentence examples for by explaining the idea from inspiring English sources
Turnbull defended the requirement for superannuants to draw down their balances by explaining the idea of super was to achieve financial independence in retirement not to amass wealth.
MacMonnies did himself no favors by explaining the idea that public service was best embodied by "the unspent strength of a young man" who "does not even see the temptation" at his feet.
Might I therefore be allowed to ask information from him, by explaining the ideas which have been impressed upon me about this, by reading his book "Electricity and Magnetism," though they are removed tote cælo from the ideas expressed by the phraseology of Prof. Volpicelli, and that of the usual text-books.
By explaining the impact the new ideas will have on other priorities, you can help your boss assess them from a strategic perspective.
Depp started by explaining how the idea for the film was inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean.
Mr Ellemann-Jensen explained the idea by reference to Hamlet: "To be or not to be, that is the question.
Share ideas more persuasively by freely sharing the materials in which you explain the ideas.
The show emerges from the fraught, fruitful relationship between art and philosophy; it is a history of ideas, with 170 or so artworks grouped into seven "stations," with names like "The Fatality of Shadows" and "Philosophy's Tomb," which will be accompanied by texts explaining the complex ideas at play.
Students learn a great deal by explaining their ideas to others and by participating in activities in which they can learn from their peers [ 10, 18].
A lack of binding at the promoter could be explained by the idea of "promoter escape" mentioned by the authors (subsection "RNA polymerase II and silencing by Hairy"), but the lack of change of PolII in the gene body cannot.
