Sentence examples for conversation explains from inspiring English sources

"When you start in comedy you're always extroverted in conversation," explains standup and musician Vikki Stone.

A Home Office note of the conversation explains why she told Mishcon she had not implicated her second lover, Cussen, at her trial.

"The memorandum of conversation explains why the Argentine generals believed the secretary extended a carte blanche for the dirty war," said Carlos Osorio, director of the National Security Archive's Southern Cone Project for Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina.

Less echo chamber of your social graph, more wide open view of the world's conversation", explains co-founder Paul Quigley.

"One of the things we've seen a lot of people do – and we do all the time – is share the conversation," explains Sayspring founder Mark Webster.

In Sayspring, customers can create an interactive prototype to talk to, but couldn't record the entire conversation, explains founder Mark Webster.

Have a frank and sensible conversation, explaining the impact it is having on your health and your work.

But talking to people with Mr. Torricelli out of earshot, the ethics question bubbled up in every conversation, explaining why polls show the race is so tight.

An American military official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity as ground rules for the conversation, explained that "we got all our information from the Iraqi police and we had no reports of firing weapons".

When one of Mr. Madoff's employees was talking to investigators in 2005, an aide to Mr. Madoff broke up the conversation, explaining that it was time for lunch — at 3 in the afternoon.

Perhaps recognizing a somewhat kindred spirit -- or simply protecting his own, carefully staked-out turf -- the man said hello and struck up a conversation, explaining that he loved "Jennie" and was waiting to get Mary Martin's autograph.