Sentence examples for choose to explain from inspiring English sources

Vann does not choose to explain this, and he should not have to.

Unlike most of the movie world's leading lights, he doesn't choose to explain himself.

In fact, that line is the summation of Candide's wisdom, his recognition that no matter how you choose to explain the world, the garden still needs cultivating.

According to Dr. Skocpol, the answer will be determined partly by how we collectively choose to explain the president's second-term victory.

If a job offer is conditional upon a satisfactory medical check-up, you can also choose to explain your medical history, emphasising to your prospective employer how you're now fit and able to do the job.

The subsequent inputs produce exactly the same report and we therefore choose to explain what the document is testing for rather than show the output.

"They are speculative propositions of what we could do with biotechnology, should we choose to," explains Collet.

Just as Israel today chooses to explain its land "rights" on the basis of that ancient, patched-together, fanciful book.

And now, teaching her select group of young African-Americans at a small private school in Virginia, it is Shakespeare she chooses to explain as exotic.

Williams, for his part, chose to explain himself, rather than apologize: "Some of us have strong opinions and are often misunderstood".

He chose to explain his absence in the postgame locker room at another time, rather talk about his disappearance on the floor.