Sentence examples for explaining events from inspiring English sources

It seems to me that, while The Times has covered the financial and economic crises with great distinction, explaining events with depth and clarity, editors have also let that line between news and opinion slip.

It also encouraged her analytic approach to writing and her concern to show the possibilities of explaining events in more than one way, both scientific or "real", and magical.

Advances in graphics over the last decade have added to this, and Mr. Simon said that from a more serious angle, the studio's work was particularly helpful in explaining events like industrial accidents.

"You are explaining events that are painful to the public, for which the public has no other explanation that is available, and over which the public has no power," said Shibley Telhami, a professor at the University of Maryland and a member of a Bush administration panel that recently surveyed Muslim attitudes and found "shocking levels of hostility" toward the United States.

The latter concerns truthfully describing and explaining events as necessary results of antecedent conditions (1998, pp. 62-5).

Finally, Edwards doesn't restrict himself to natural causes in explaining events but also appeals to divine decrees and typology.

Global Voices is a global news site that translates and explains events and issues worldwide.

Similar work has been done with explanatory styles — the techniques we use to explain events.

But that view does not seem to explain events unfolding on the streets.

But the way various scenes intersect and explain events from past episodes is fun and oddly Pulp Fiction-like.

Hence they seek to explain events like the Industrial Revolution in terms of changes in institutions, not people.