Sentence examples for explain have from inspiring English sources

They're easy to explain, have high production values and generally stay true to an original idea.

But the preface to N.O.A.D. brought me up short: "Past attempts to cover the meaning of all possible uses of a word," Oxford's editors boldly explain, "have tended to lead to a blurred, unfocused result, in which the core of the meaning is obscured by many minor uses".

Given these numbers it should not be easy for doctors to assume that symptoms they are unable to explain have psychiatric causes -- but it is, in fact, easy.

Within the woman's body is a mature fetus and an anchor encircling it, highlighting how anchor babies, as Dorsey and Diaz-Barriga explain, have become crimes within the "militarized framework of the border wall, anti-immigration discourse, and presidential candidates wanting to end birthright citizenship".

Within the woman's body is a mature fetus and an anchor encircling it, highlighting how anchor babies, as Dorsey and Diaz-Barriga explain, have become crimes within the "militarised framework of the border wall, anti-immigration discourse, and presidential candidates wanting to end birthright citizenship".

Breaches of the duty to explain have not, generally, been the central issue at trials and have often been only an addition.

"Most people," I explained, "have real problems".

"The intelligent," the narrator explains, have become an "endangered species".

The divorce, he explained, had been messy.

This one, she explained, had been boring.

Flamenco, he explained, had originated on shipboard.