Sentence examples for explaining like from inspiring English sources

Through the corner of my eye I saw Jeremy Lin smiling as I was explaining, like he was embarrassed, embarrassed of me.

"Drunk people," one vendor explains, "like to eat".

It was, she explains, "like a duvet of snow, all soft.

"And maybe it's not hard to explain, like, 'draw a stone from your pouch of stones' or whatever, like, it's not the end of the world.

"But if you post something," Seacrest woke up and explained, "like, even in my life, if I post something, then it becomes something".

It is, he explains, like browsing in a store.

Perhaps that, like, also totally like, explains, like why they all, like totally talk the same.

"She feels," Glass explained, "like someone with whom I've been having a long, imaginary conversation.

"It was beyond vision," he explained — like leaning up against the Hoover Dam.

It was, she explained, "like getting a lawyer to do surgical operations in a hospital theatre".

"The hardest years," she explains, like everyone, "were during the sectarian war.