Sentence examples for explain for you from inspiring English sources
The phrase "explain for you" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward
It could be used in informal contexts, but it is better to use more conventional phrasing. Example: "I will explain for you how the process works."
(I understand that may sound like an endorsement to people unfamiliar with my stance on the cynical, Silicon-Valley engineered plots of most Pixar films, which I will happily explain for you in a shouty voice after one and a half glasses of wine).
(I understand that may sound like an endorsement to people unfamiliar with my stance on the cynical, Silicon Valley engineered plots of most Pixar films, which I will happily explain for you in a shouty voice after one and a half glasses of wine).
(M037) I can't explain myself 'cause my English is not good, so you always need someone who can explain for you.
The result is that any portal-claiming expedition doubles as a walking tour of your local area, with interesting buildings and monuments highlighted and explained for you.
And which, this column is now handily explaining for you, because actually Marca's description really didn't help much, despite this column not actually having a clue what's really going on.
But it is pretty well explained for you — much more overtly in the film than in David Mitchell's book, which feels more elusive — and what you encounter isn't difficulty but density, the sense (either pleasurable or annoying) of packed and layered meaning.
It's easier to speculate about and identify with a story when it's not all neatly laid out and explained for you; it's more fun when your own mind and imagination and heart participate in the creation of a world.
The guidelines explain: "For example, you wouldn't charge for a bag containing an unwrapped blade and unwrapped loose seeds, but adding a box of cornflakes means you'd have to charge".
Larry Diamond can explain for those of you who don't get it.
Johnny Marr: Can you explain, for those who might not know, how you started the Rough Trade shop and why you started the label?
Because the heavily wooded path rarely offers open meadows or grand vistas, Mr. Bryson explained, "for all you know, your route could describe a very large, pointless circle".
