Sentence examples for called upon to explain from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when this happened, I'd be called upon to explain things.

At least that's the view of one of those handy political science professors inevitably called upon to explain the inexplicable.

Later, Abbott's outside counsel, Jeffrey I. Weinberger, would be called upon to explain the omission to Federal District Judge Patricia Seitz in Miami.

When health is impaired due to social forces such as racism, homelessness, or homophobia, Sociomedical Sciences is called upon to explain and alleviate the burdens of ill health.

On the other hand, recommending a book carries with it the risk that one will be called upon to explain any irrational notion contained therein.

There are family lunches and encounters at parties, in which Jack is called upon to explain and explain away his Jewishness, and there are encounters on the street with former sexual partners: encounters managed with no little drollery and sophistication.

He should be a useful big brain for L&G's board to call upon to explain the finer points of the commercial carve-up that will be UK's renegotiation of its trading relationship with the European Union.

Indeed, there is no quantification of the amount of chance that we call upon to explain the evolution of adaptation (namely the chance that is involved in the arising of accidental mutations and in random genetic drift, to the extent that the latter is invoked)—a deep problem not yet addressed at all by the whole body of population genetics.

Pro-Europeans are called upon to produce better ways to explain the merits of integration.

If any of the meetings were "light" on panel members in one particular week, he and a couple of colleagues could be called upon to make up numbers, he explained.

Liberal backbencher Sharman Stone is now called upon to pose the requisite Dorothy Dixer allowing the government to explain why it is actually defending universal health care.