Sentence examples for explain something of from inspiring English sources
This might explain something of why they failed so much less than their children and grandchildren.
Arbus's pictures are characterized by a certain reverential silence; she listens as her subjects explain something of themselves.
The notion of an incomplete birth seemed to explain something of his feeling of unreality — many a Beckett character seems uncertain whether he really exists.
A lot of the Irish Rangers are very young and he wanted to explain something of the history and culture of Iraq to them.
These facts may explain something of my feelings about The Bull and Butcher but they are not, I can assure you, my only reasons for recommending it.
Mosher's primary concerns, however, were the Fitzgeralds' money and celebrity: [His] popularity on two continents may explain something of the financial mystery which so appals him.
Which explains something of how his letter-writing campaign began.
By implication, it explains something of how Catholics find themselves tied into these absurd knots.
One day, Minsky took me on a tour of the A.I. Laboratory, and explained something of its evolution.
This famous Jewish midrash is not in the Bible, but explains something of the deep biblical hostility to idolatry.
They didn't realise the joints were laced with PCP, and maybe that explained something of what happened.
