Sentence examples for came to explaining from inspiring English sources
He was weaker when it came to explaining what comes next.
The closest Hirschman ever came to explaining his motives was in his most famous work, "Exit, Voice, and Loyalty," and even then it was only by implication.
Though "something sealed" the lips of the evangelist when it came to explaining or proving Christ's divinity, it is not purely contemptible to believe where "we cannot prove".
Professor Banks was poised, unflappable and utterly unembarrassed when it came to explaining the distinction between the c-word and the k-word (the c-word spelled with a k), both of which bedizen her lyrics.
The closest he came to explaining what was in the account was to say that it also included a 12 percent stake in Bankinter, a midsize bank in which Jaime Botín, Emilio's brother, is a leading shareholder.
The closest Mr. Knowles came to explaining the origin of the novel was in an interview for The South Florida Sun-Sentinel shortly after he moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1987.
That was the argument Ed Gillespie, the president's counselor, made to Cheney when he came to explain why he was advising Bush against a pardon.
Second, he said, he came to explain that "strategic stability" is essential to good relations with the United States and progress at home.
I remember one day being visited by one of my students, who came to explain why he had been absent from tutorials.
For example, hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection came to explain a large proportion of chronic liver disease (CLD) and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in areas of endemic infection (8 ) (http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/hepatitis).
