Sentence examples for explained you probably from inspiring English sources

If the science and ideas are well explained, you probably have a good chance in persuading an agency to consider reviewing your application.

"If you're going to spend the next year of your life writing," she explained, "you would probably rather write 'Moby-Dick' than a little household mystery".

Rowling explains: "You can probably imagine I have been asked to do something else with Harry Potter five times a week ever since the series ended.

If this needs more explaining you should probably just stick to jerking off.

Hamburger's Profile came out the same year NBC started its television network, which explains why you probably haven't heard of Corwin before.

So what I am now about to explain to you, you probably already know from having studied it, but I will explain it anyway.

If you have ever lost a loved one, someone has probably explained to you that you'll experience the five stages of grief--a model developed by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross in 1969 in her book On Death and Dying.

Your teacher (explained above) has probably told you this often and probably has given you music to do that.

As Shankar Vedantam, NPR's social science correspondent, explained, "this probably explains why, if you're single, your matchmaker friends keep trying to introduce you to people with whom you have absolutely nothing in common".

Incredibly, the instruction booklet that comes with the card wastes its 32 pages (in multiple languages) explaining the one thing you probably don't need help with: installing the Mac or PC software.

"In classical ballet it is all about the line," Rafael Bonachela, director of the Sydney Dance Company, explained to The Australian. "You probably can't even have a suntan, and if you're supposed to be a swan you can't have a great tattoo across your chest".