Sentence examples for explaining a little from inspiring English sources

Explaining a little of his methods, Coto said this week: "The first thing I work on is to understand what are the thoughts that come?

Gladwell then leads his guest up an elegantly circling staircase to the very top of the house, explaining a little vaguely that the entire edifice is not currently his home but will be shortly.

You also might want to add sub-sections like 'volunteering/paid work/work experience', a 'hobbies' section explaining a little bit more about the kinds of things you like doing, or 'qualifications', which contain things like first aid certificates or any other certificates you may have.

The two sides met in New York State Supreme Court, on Centre Street, where Brian O'Dwyer tried explaining a little street lingo to the judge, Bernard Fried, who is sixty-five: "If Your Honor may or may not be aware, as part of the culture of the artists, they travel with a great number of people who are called 'posses.' I'm learning about this myself these days".

It's written as series of letters, each explaining a little more of the goal of the game system.

"It's very simple," he explained, a little chillingly.

Could you explain a little of what happens in the book?

He told me to keep coming back every week, and explained a little how it worked.

To just explain a little more, I think it was last Sunday the agreement was approved.

But in the actual text he explains a little too much.

"I have an addictive personality," Mr. DerCalousadian explained, "a little devil on my shoulder".