Sentence examples for explained it quite from inspiring English sources

Martin Amis has explained it quite nicely, writing in 1994 about the supposed dearth of "personalities" in tennis: "Jimmy Connors: another total 'personality.' Imagine the sepsis of helpless loathing he must have inspired in his opponents during his 'great runs' at the U.S. Open.

After people like Paul Wylie, the American skater and a friend of Kerrigan's, said things like, "I can't explain it at all," the Swedish referee, Britta Lindgren, explained it quite clearly the next day to Randy Harvey of The Los Angeles Times.

Now, as to the position which the Dutch cabinet has held for the last two years, the position held by the Prime Minister and the Ministers for Foreign Affairs and Finance, I explained it quite clearly, and I cannot put it in plainer terms: everyone who meets the criteria is welcome, and the more the merrier.

Identifying this turnaround is one thing, explaining it quite another.

"I've never heard them explain it quite as well as you," Turnbull told Jones.

My girlfriend is so familiar with the rule she was able to explain it quite comprehensively in the time it took her to iron my shirts for work.

Bruno Quentin, a French lawyer, explains it quite clearly; "Kerviel will never be able to repay this sum, but the fact that the punishment was imposed vindicates [SocGen's] position".

After the screening of the scenes, Lister explained: "It was quite nerve-wracking actually as I'm good friends with Loui — it's quite a strange thing to smooch a really good friend so we had to get over the giggles and think 'right, just do it!'" Also commenting on her worries about the scenes, she said: "I thought it was hilarious!

Le Huffington Post has been running some gloomy headlines (last week: "L'EUROPE A-T-ELLE UN AVENIR?"), and she explained, "It's quite difficult in France.

When so many variables are in question, he explained, it is quite likely that chance alone will cause a few of them to appear significant.

As one American Football Conference personnel director explained: "It is quite a dance to on the one hand be against something and then on the other entertain it, but what are you going to do?