Sentence examples for explaining it by pointing to from inspiring English sources

"Part of our joint responsibility is to tell this story, to propagate the benefits of what has happened here, not just by living it, but also by explaining it, by pointing to it, by making it accessible to other people," Hartley said.

Republicans have tried to explain it by pointing to irresponsible policies at Fannie Mae.

Thaingar explained it by pointing out a sign posted on the beach that read "No Dynamite Fishing".

Mr. Kleinschmidt explained this by pointing to the rocky shores of the Great Gitche Gummee, and to the million-acre Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness to the north.

Theories that explain volunteering by pointing to individual attributes can be grouped into those that emphasize motives or self-understandings on the one hand and those that emphasize rational action and cost-benefit analysis on the other.

These intuitions can be partially explained away by pointing to other morally significant distinctions (distinctions concerning intentions, difficulty or ease of avoiding the harm, etc) that often coincide with the distinction between doing and allowing harm.

could actually manage a baseball team — and it can only be explained by pointing to variations in family circumstances.

I do not explain my feeling but give grounds for it by pointing to features of its object.

Omaha isn't poor, but its strong safety record also can't be explained by pointing to the fat wallets of its citizens.

Course officials attempted to explain the drop by pointing to the increased attendance on Tuesday.

Mr. Lehman knew that the companies were trying to explain medicine prices by pointing to variations in pharmacies.