Sentence examples for explained to one from inspiring English sources

"We have explained to one and all, on the radio and by different media available, that they have to hand in their weapons.

Dan Coleman, the FBI's senior expert on al-Qaeda, explained to one of his superiors, "This guy is insane, certifiable, split personality".

She preferred living on her own, because, as she explained to one interviewer, "My imagination functions better when I don't have to speak to people".... Her books were always more successful in Europe than in the United States... Highsmith's murderers are often individuals who make no distinction between people and things — indeed, who see people, in highly charged fashion, as things...

Walpole was a prolific letter writer, and he explained to one of his main correspondents that he had based the word on the title of a fairy tale, The Three Princes of Serendip.

Tourists explained to one another that rain falling back where we'd come from on Route 6 would drop toward the Mississippi River, while ahead of us it was destined for the Pacific Coast.

"The government programs cover everything," he explained to one gathering.

"It makes it so much easier to explain to one's husband," she said.

She guides younger neighbors, explaining to one that Mr. Hussein and Osama bin Laden are not the same thing.

Ray explains to One Eye: "You have to learn to fathom your way through a world of which you are frightened".

"My boss told me to take my sick days or I'd lose them," he explains to one of the car-poolers in a coming episode.

"It's a solar jacket," I found myself explaining to one gawking passerby, who gave me a thumbs-up and said, "Beautiful".