Sentence examples for explain it as a from inspiring English sources
Arguments by French officials since the law was passed in March, to explain it as a desirable way to preserve France's republican values, have not been understood.
The usual miracle ensues, and the unmarried Mary tries to explain it as a more unusual one: another virgin birth, anyone?
Local theories explain it as a riposte to Croatian mass transfer of refugees in 2015, or a Slovenian bid to create a defacto southern border for the EU, two years before Croatia joins the Schengen club.
"They try to explain it as a vicious circle," said Andrei Volkov, a 28-year-old coal-cutter at the Oktavsky mine in Leninsk-Kuznetsky who has not seen a paycheck in seven months.
They explain it as a vestige of Vietnam's history, in which the south was exposed to the capitalism of the United States while the north languished in the orbit of the Soviet Union.
Some also explain it as a protest and defence against a highly sexualised, voyeuristic public space: "For us it's a way of saying that we are not a piece of meat in a stall, we are not a commodity" (Vivi, 39, south of France).
Many analysts of the War of 1812 have tried to explain it as an economic or political conflict of limited importance.
How much did the ancient Greeks understand of the root causes of disease - or did they simply explain it as an imbalance of the four humours that governed the body?
Although there is controversy about the mechanisms of occupational stress, the dominant models – demand control [ 31] and effort-reward [ 32] - explain it as an imbalance between these factors.
Brian explains it as more than just a passing of age ceremony and more of a social event.
