Sentence examples for explain the specifics from inspiring English sources

Did he ever try to explain the specifics of his Grand Bargain and why it was the only way to go? No.

On the defensive on the issue, Mr. Romney tried to explain the specifics of the health plan, admitting that "our plan in Massachusetts has some good parts and some bad parts".

Kael was in the habit of suggesting that the answer to "why they made it" was money, but the paycheck doesn't explain the specifics of the innumerable decisions that a director must make, and which are the difference between the artist and the journeyman, between an engagement with the film's elements and their mere deployment.

We describe basic theories of human development to explain the specifics of young users, i.e., their cognitive skills, fine motor skills, knowledge, memory and emotional states in so far as they differ from those of adults.

Making abortion the central issue in an election generally does not benefit Republican candidates, many of whom have stumbled in recent years to explain the specifics of their positions ― particularly when it comes to rape and incest exceptions.

Neither Brady nor the Huggins bothers explain the specifics of how they'll improve the lives of the people in their district, and voters don't bother to ask since everyone is more interested in who seems manlier, who knows the Lord's prayer, and who kissed or accidentally punched a baby.

"Explain the specific features of the course that attracted you".

To add some background before I explain the specific details of my three "strikes".

The letter didn't explain the specific nature of the error or when it was made.

That finding alone does not answer how the breach occurred or explain the specific chain of events that led to the shuttle breaking up.

According to El Mundo the NSA documents explain the "specific guidance for evaluating and initiating Computer Network Operations CNOO) cryptologic cooperation with other countries, generally within existing foreign cryptologic relationships".