Sentence examples for explained slowly from inspiring English sources

It was here, she explained slowly, in French, that we would study.

"It's like lions," he explained slowly, as Poppy and Jodie clung to one another's tabard in terror.

Before a congregation of 2,000 people, among them the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, the prime minister and representatives of all the world's major religions, the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury explained, slowly and humbly, that he had come to proclaim the love of Christ, to worship him and to love him.

Note: I am more of a cock fighting man, so all this Texas Hold'em lingo had to be explained slowly to me :).

"The dresses are very fitted silhouettes," she explains slowly, "and besides, I think I need to wear black to clean my palette".

He's had some effective moments of mortification — notably the long dinner-table scene in "Meet the Parents," in which he gets caught in a preposterous lie about milking a cat, and, using his hands to explain, slowly spins out a web of stranger and stranger absurdity.

Speaking of questionable detention measures: Can someone in the Administration explain, slowly and clearly, why Bradley Manning, the soldier accused of leaking the WikiLeaks cables, is required to stand naked in front of his cell in the morning and sleep naked, ostensibly for his own protection?

There may be some who can take seriously the opening address by Charles Allen, "mayor of the athletes' village", explaining slowly that the athletes have practised for years for the Olympics, while everyone, from Coca Cola to BP, makes the hilarious claim that "athletes are at the heart of what we do".

"The universe is a matrix," he explains slowly and calmly.

Street Artists Sabotage 'Hassanid' with Anti-'Homeland' Graffiti.

But as Rachael explains, "Slowly over the years there have been more and more, but I've really noticed a huge increase in the number of dedicated groups on Facebook over the last year or so".