Sentence examples for explained something of from inspiring English sources

One day, Minsky took me on a tour of the A.I. Laboratory, and explained something of its evolution.

They didn't realise the joints were laced with PCP, and maybe that explained something of what happened.

Cointepas, who began working at Henri IV in 1951, took over its direction in 1956 and bought the place in 1960, explained something of the history of bistros a vin to me one afternoon following the lunchtime rush.

Along the way, Mr. Webster explained something of his life story: apprenticeship in London, long stays in Canada and Santa Barbara, Calif., before returning to London, and opening his store in Duke Street in 1996.

He explained something of his shift in an interview with the Detroit News: 'I had this really rigorous teacher who used to hang out backstage to make sure my tie was on straight and that I was wearing the right jacket.

"The three arrested Greeks were known to be using uniforms and even hoods to disguise their venture as official," he explained, "something of which the migrants would be unaware".

Which explains something of how his letter-writing campaign began.

This might explain something of why they failed so much less than their children and grandchildren.

By implication, it explains something of how Catholics find themselves tied into these absurd knots.

Arbus's pictures are characterized by a certain reverential silence; she listens as her subjects explain something of themselves.

This famous Jewish midrash is not in the Bible, but explains something of the deep biblical hostility to idolatry.