Sentence examples for explaining because from inspiring English sources

The populist descent into paranoia needs explaining, because all the movements sweeping western democracies have reasonable cases to make.

And at 9 P.M. the waiter was explaining, "Because of the late hour, we are out of the panna cotta and the Sicilian ice-cream sandwich".

"I'm not defending what I wrote, but it does need explaining, because I've had friends of mine say: 'I'm surprised you went for the wives', but then they admit they haven't actually read the emails".

He wanted to know how long the stay of execution would last, Ms. Puzone said, and she had a hard time explaining because Mr. Penry, who said in the recent interview that he thought there were six hours in a day, does not have a good concept of time.

Use the simple so you don't spend time explaining, because your child will probably get bored as a young child.

"The landscape of cancer is changing," she explains, "because more people are surviving.

"The kitchen side is too complicated," he explains, "because you rely on the chef so much.

"I'm all about networking," Collins explains, "because I can't do this alone".

Largely, Lee explains, because of money.

They got it, Bipi explains, because their father died.

"I couldn't write a book proposal," Mukherjee explains, "because it was impossible to explain.