Sentence examples for explain to be from inspiring English sources

Instead it is content to describe, rather than explain, to be voyeuristic, but not remotely discerning.

It has too much to explain, to be one of those.

As he will later explain: To be quite honest it's not like other sports in the US and certainly how soccer is covered around the world – we just don't have the type of time to discuss that they do.

As for what he thinks he's doing: it seems, I explain, to be a mixture of deluded idealism (finding a moral case for war where neither the Anglican bishops nor the Pope - moral experts he might acknowledge - can see one) and deluded pragmatism: he really does believe the military conquest of Iraq will reduce the likelihood of terrorism.

Pollitt et al. (2008) studied student responses to 2000 questions from a large-scale test and found the prompt "explain" to be particularly troublesome, because it has multiple meanings and can be answered at multiple depths.

There is much explaining to be done, by all parties.

She and the ballplayer have been cohabiting long enough, she explains, to be considered legally married.

I think there's a lot of explaining to be done".

Eldridge Mews was close to being sold to a developer, he explained, to be converted into condos.

The conventionality is explained to be empty.

This is explained to be a result of the scheme being non-conservative.