Sentence examples for explain like from inspiring English sources

"And maybe it's not hard to explain, like, 'draw a stone from your pouch of stones' or whatever, like, it's not the end of the world.

"It's taken on something I can't even explain, like some new religion.

Writing fiction felt very different in ways I cannot fully explain – like exercising a new set of muscles after long use of a different set.

He feels that his son's presence is with him, citing things he "cannot explain" like a wall hanging crashing off the wall the evening he was told Chris had died.

In a sense, the house is a profound expression of genius loci, the notion that every place has its own spirit, which Ms. Zimmerman describes as "something ineffable, something you can't totally explain, like art".

First, Ms. Aaron signs into Twitter -- her handle is @JensClass, but the account is private -- and closes all the windows suggesting people her pupils might follow, people who are sometimes not appropriate for kindergartners (like strangers named Coco) or are difficult to explain (like Ryan Seacrest).

"Drunk people," one vendor explains, "like to eat".

It was, she explains, "like a duvet of snow, all soft.

"But if you post something," Seacrest woke up and explained, "like, even in my life, if I post something, then it becomes something".

It is, he explains, like browsing in a store.

Perhaps that, like, also totally like, explains, like why they all, like totally talk the same.