Sentence examples for explaining that there is from inspiring English sources

"It's very French," said Joseph Altuzarra, explaining that "there is a narrative, something about getting dressed for youth".

And he keeps doing this despite the scientific experts explaining that there is a vast difference between weather and climate.

Some entries about rival gangs include meticulous asterisks and footnotes explaining that "there is a question of accuracy regarding this information pending further investigation".

But then, think about the fact that Martin Wolf is out today with a column explaining that there is no current risk of inflation.

The term has become shorthand in the British and US polling industry as a way of explaining that there is a chance the results are slightly wrong.

"We have to do a better job of explaining that there is always more to learn, always uncertainties to be addressed," said John P. Holdren, an environmental scientist and the White House science adviser.

"These are not classics," he said, explaining that there are too many of them around.

He welled up explaining that there are no such institutions in Poland.

She explains that there is an art to not complaining.

Nesbitt explains that there is dignity in Max's quest.

The driver explains that there is a surcharge on Frenchmen.