Sentence examples for explaining its subject from inspiring English sources

"Patience (After Sebald)" tries to be both descriptive and immersive, explaining its subject even as it reproduces aspects of his style.

As well as explaining its subject in films and visualizations, it includes short quizzes to test students on what they have learned.

The book does try to take a good shot at explaining its subject.

("Was '#=done' the same as '#=good'?" Ms. Smith wonders) The book explains its subject's scientific achievements, but it is also interested in bigger things.

It has been edited to better explain its subject's position in Gamergate, how this has influenced his critical writing, and bring a more balanced tone to the piece.

Bring up the Bodies has been lavishly praised by most critics although the Sunday Times' Andrew Holgate was a voice of dissent, writing that there were too many characters and it was too mired in the historical detail: "The result is a book that is curiously flat and leaden, and one whose central ambition, to explain its chief subject, is frustratingly unfulfilled".

This mixture is later subject to evaporation, explaining its high salinity.

Vishniac explained that its subject, Sara, had to spend the winter in bed because her parents did not have money to buy her shoes.

This explains its relatively high within-subject variability.

Derek Drew, chief executive of consumersearch.com, which ranks product reviews, said those provided by Productopia consistently ranked toward the bottom of the dozen or so sites on product analysis, partly because Productopia never explained its methods or seemed to subject products to rigorous testing.

Each study's nature and purpose were explained to its subjects, who provided written informed consent before any study procedures.