Sentence examples for explaining elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Half-Norwegian and all-round Scandinavian food expert Signe Johansen uses spelt flour in the recipe in her Scandilicious Baking book, explaining elsewhere that she finds this ancient grain "more digestible" than wheat.

As explained elsewhere, some molds may produce toxins that are particularly harmful to ducks.

Numbers or codes are considered readily understandable if explained elsewhere on the disclosure form.

Alan Rusbridger has explained elsewhere the Guardian's reasoning for doing this.

As the article correctly explained elsewhere, that is an increase of 1 percentage point, not 1 percent.

As we explain elsewhere, there is the off-chance that such reds will work with seafood.

The problem, however, was explained elsewhere in your section, in "When Factories Vanish, So Can Innovators" (Everybody's Business).

But as I have explained elsewhere, the problem of the loss of normative content recurs in that setting.

As for Seminole Tribe, we explain elsewhere, see infra, at 15—17, how that case was logically and practically inconsistent with Parden, even though it did not expressly overrule it.

As Loving contends, and as we have explained elsewhere, the Framers well knew this history, and had encountered firsthand the abuses of military law in the colonies.

As Jarry had Ubu explain elsewhere: "Pataphysics is a science which we have invented and for which a crying need is generally expressed".