Sentence examples for explaining some things from inspiring English sources
Annas's book makes a decent stab at explaining some things, like his notorious ideas about forms, and pointing out the seeming inconsistencies across the various dialogues.
Another Romney staff member refused to criticize Mr. Perry, explaining, "some things you just don't get in the way of" (then, with the hint of a smile, offered up a possible title for the "Saturday Night Live" parody that will inevitably follow).
Oftentimes, different sources will be better explaining some things than others.
But better pitching may explain some things as well.
"I think I need to explain some things.
As a forensics expert explains, "Some things are more dead than others".
PENNY WONG: I think Julia put it very well – "it explains some things, but not everything".
"You can always find some aspect of natural variability that can explain some things.
Joe explained some things, and I said: 'Hey, that's fine.
It explains some things and it's for the nation to think about those things in a sophisticated way".
Again, however, whilst these sentiments may explain some things, they do not take context into account – hence why some socio-historic context is provided.
