Sentence examples for credibly explain from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton could never credibly explain away her vote authorizing the war.

He cannot credibly explain how a relatively young civil servant from a middle-class family has managed to accumulate as much wealth as he has.

Farm invasions, and the resulting deaths of white farmers, credibly explain the court's haste in imposing an exemplary death sentence on a woman.

But, still, thanks to this catchy guide and its suddenly radical notion that the functioning of a democratic republic is an exciting, honorable thing, almost any grade-school child could credibly explain the lawmaking process.

Mr. SMITH: There's no way we can credibly explain how we do that on the film without looking like it is.

If not, then he can hardly be expected to credibly explain national security matters.

He commented, "Saddam Hussein has not credibly explained these activities.

Every exit is credibly explained, but there are so many that the play hits the speed of farce, which is definitely not its genre.

Papik was one of the hunters called in to execute the giraffes in April 1975, an event that has to this day never been officially or credibly explained and even in this free, democratic republic, still remains a state secret.

As the Forum credibly explains: "what makes this report different is the World Economic Forum's access to the senior most decision-makers and portfolio managers of the largest and most innovative investors in the world".

The differences are of an order of magnitude that cannot be explained credibly by case mix difference.