Sentence examples for explaining the idea of from inspiring English sources
Turnbull defended the requirement for superannuants to draw down their balances by explaining the idea of super was to achieve financial independence in retirement not to amass wealth.
She will also read a letter her father wrote to her mother explaining the idea of the film before they began shooting.
AOL's "digital prophet", a man who draws pictures of bears wearing zebra-print pants for a living and recently coined the phrase "HoMo" as a way of explaining the idea of people using their cellphones at home, could also be included in any potential deal.
The obvious objection to such ways of explaining the idea of crimes as public wrongs or harms is that, precisely by portraying crimes as wrongs done to 'the public', they distort their character as wrongs that merit criminalization.
In a recent Daily Show appearance, Al Gore made a half-hearted attempt at explaining the idea of "sustainable capitalism" to Jon Stewart.
Explaining the idea of term limits to the term-limited Iranian president, Cotton lets Tehran know where the real power lies in Washington.
A film director, explaining the ideas of the French critic André Bazin, says that film captures "the moment" — that is, a single instant of reality, with all its details blessed by God.
Eliot demurred: after Vivienne, he explained, the idea of living with someone was a "nightmare".
And it was somehow inevitable that the speakers would explain The Idea of India through The Idea of Pakistan.
Daniel was trying to explain the idea of the soul as it was understood in the Hindu Vedanta.
At Knoll, Christine Barber, director of the workplace design team, explained the idea of its new line this way: "There's a backlash, a revolution against the right angle.
