Sentence examples for explaining the choice of from inspiring English sources

"We tried to pick timeless elements," he said, explaining the choice of yew trees.

"We have a right crowded country," said Ms. Paul, explaining the choice of France.

Explaining the choice of "Anna Karenina" as a text, he said that originally many of the lectors and the cigar workers were socialists and had a natural interest in Russia.

Explaining the choice of Tennyson, the sports presenter Clare Balding, another of the judges, said: "The aim was to find a line of poetry that somehow encapsulated the endeavour, the glory and the dance with failure that Olympic sport entails.

Woods will plunge headlong into ice-cold reality next week, introducing and explaining the choice of his old friend Bryon Bell as his new caddie and answering questions about the state of his physical health, his game, his mind-set and his plans to re-establish himself as the game's dominant player.

This is achieved using the conditional expectation, explaining the choice of terminology.

Envy explains the choice of Auden and Isherwood's play, The Dog Beneath the Skin.

Bruce Arena, the national team coach, explained the choice of Columbus.

Logistics, it seems, helped explain the choice of New York.

That still did not quite explain the choice of personnel.

She seemed to explain the choice of Wonder Woman in her remarks.