Sentence examples for explaining at length from inspiring English sources
Jo Swinson MP replied on behalf of Cable, explaining at length why Companies House was not covered by anti-money laundering regulations.
"I will get you the money," he told a grizzled old man who was explaining at length that his pump was broken.
At times, though, the affidavit reads mainly like a business school primer, explaining at length how stock analysts value companies, while doing little to address Microsoft specifically.
But "Skylight" is just as much a fierce debate play in the mold of George Bernard Shaw, with Kyra and Tom explaining at length what they stand for in life, and why.
In "The Road to Wigan Pier," Orwell gave the reader some help with this problem by explaining, at length, where he came from, what his views were, and why he went to live with the miners.
'Alas, it is not true,' he said, explaining at length that the small, inefficient nature of their endeavours did not result in cheaper or less resource-intensive food than could be bought in shops, and nor was there any evidence home-grown food had any significant health benefits.
In January, Williams explained at length about revisionist history of Martin Luther King's more militant class politics in favor of more palatable racial politics about non-violence and peaceful protest.
Some of the chapters take for granted science that another writer would explain at length.
As Molly Ivins explained at length in her book "Shrub, the list includes George W. Bush himself.
