Sentence examples for chose to explain from inspiring English sources

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

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

On Friday, during the campaign event in Tehran, Mr. Jalili chose to explain his policies by citing the first imam of the Shiites, the martyr Ali.

I wondered how the misdiagnosis could have persisted for so long — why we chose to explain his vigorous T-cells by classifying him as a nonprogressor, rather than considering that his initial H.I.V. test might have been incorrect.

Tagliabue made clear in his decision that ending the bounty case was a primary goal and it was, on Wednesday, how people around the league chose to explain his willingness to give the players what seemed to amount to a free pass.

Emily Van Agtmael, an interior designer in Maryland, who returned from a Corcoran tour of Cuba last week, said the docent whom the museum chose to explain the country's national museum, "made all the difference; with her, we could really appreciate what was in the collection".

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.

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

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.

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.