Sentence examples for explain especially from inspiring English sources

Let me explain, especially as I'm hoping that you, the Guardian reader, will help.

The term international solidarity is hard to explain, especially when you express it in terms of army and occupation".

When I explain – especially to Americans, who are the world champions at throwing things away – that they've eaten knee, and liked it, they can never quite believe it".

The neglect is hard to explain, especially when, as Thielemann's wonderfully buoyant, lucid performance showed, there is so much fine music in these variations on the opening theme of Mozart's A major Piano Sonata K331.

But how to explain, especially to those (the majority, I assume) who have no interest in or knowledge of BSJ, why this massive volume is so wonderful, so compelling, so finger-tinglingly exciting.

"Dealing with foreign policy issues means you have to keep trying to explain, especially to the U.S., the German position on Afghanistan or Germany's attitude towards the further enlargement of NATO," Mr. Guttenberg said this year in an interview in Berlin.

It was honorable work, he explained, especially when compared with his job on the Belgrade police force.

Ellen is at the center of Richard Levine's play, being its narrator, who explains (especially metaphorically) every scene.

"I am sick of the scene," Mr. Bergman explained, "especially at the Hamptons, seeing the people who wave, blow you a kiss, then make the 'call me' sign".

This really cannot be explained, especially to anyone who is disgusted by the idea of eating meat or eating an animal you have raised yourself.

Giving charities the ability to tap into specialist skills and increase awareness is what is really important, Macintyre explains – especially for small organisations.