Sentence examples for explaining i like from inspiring English sources

Stagg said he had declined an offer of a slot, explaining: "I like my freedom".

He intends to vote for Trump, explaining: "I like the way he is not owned by anyone.

Each day here, he jogged the two miles five furlongs of the course, explaining: 'I like to get the air into my lungs.

"It's pretty cool to be in New York," said David Morales, 14, who later asked Mr. Close about his technique, explaining, "I like how he makes it, how it comes all together".

Last summer, he faced a backlash when he declared that John McCain, the Republican senator who had been a prisoner of war during Vietnam, was "not a war hero," explaining, "I like people who weren't captured".

Hayward proposed to the actress once they had each divorced but she declined, later explaining, "I liked the idea of being my own single self".

When photographing Tonopah, he explained, "I like midmorning, like 10 or 11 A.M., 'cause that's when you have a lot of action in the atmosphere".

He explains: I like to wait for the noise in the brain to recede and to have a better relation to the unconscious.

He is drinking plain Assam and explains, "I like the tea by itself but the chewy balls add something a bit special to it".

"At the end of the day," she explains, "I like to get out of the language I've been living or teaching in".

Practitioners also noted the value of having MHM guidance tailored for emergencies as opposed to relying on existing development context resources, as one WASH actor explained: "I like both versions [short and full].