Sentence examples for declared to explain from inspiring English sources

While police, prosecutors, and politicians emphasised the Liège tragedy was no terrorist or politically inspired assault – "he has no history of terrorist acts," the Liège prosecutor, Daniele Reynders, told journalists – there was no persuasive motive declared to explain the rampage.

"I'm not for lease!" Mr. Wohlwend, a radio reporter and pro-democracy campaigner, declared indignantly as he tried to explain his deep objections to Liechtenstein's unconventional "rent-a-state" tourism initiative.

Without word of a possible motive, little can be said with any certainty; although, even if a motive were to be declared, it would not begin to explain the atrocity that was inflicted last night, let alone do anything to render it more comprehensible to the survivors, or to the relatives of the deceased.

How do I respond when my students suddenly feel blamed, and that they have to explain themselves, to declare their positions, to declare themselves to be Muslims, yes...but "moderate" Muslims?

On Twitter, she sought to explain by declaring that she is "for the truth" – a statement that was retweeted ad infinitum as requests flooded in for her to elaborate on what had led to her very public act of revolt.

If you're asking me to explain why BC declared an emergency while Alberta won't, I don't have an answer".

If you want to understand cognitive dissonance, just think about the fact that MTV pointed to "the spirit of corporate camaraderie" in order to explain a tweet declaring, "MMM.

"Here's how my opponent tried to explain his vote," Mr. Bush declared.

In an effort to explain this ratio, she declared, "In this world, if you don't share something, it's like it doesn't exist".

When summoned by the HBC-controlled Council of Assiniboia to explain his actions, Riel declared that any attempt by Canada to assume authority would be contested unless Ottawa had first negotiated terms with the Métis.

"Public health legislation between the two jurisdictions is certainly not different enough to explain why one would declare an emergency while the other refuses to," Dr. Hakique Virani, an addictions and public health specialist in Edmonton, told VICE.