Sentence examples for explaining the particulars from inspiring English sources

At the University of Southampton, on England's south coast, I met with a chemical biologist named Ali Tavassoli, a lanky, youthful forty-two-year-old with a chilled-out demeanor, which gives way to geeky enthusiasm when he starts explaining the particulars of protein interactions.

But on Sunday he faced perhaps his greatest challenge -- explaining the particulars of why the nation's rapidly aging and deteriorating infrastructure is such an important topic and one that requires government oversight and engagement immediately.

Many workers relied on these centers, according to the report, as a "primary and often only source of trainings, as employers almost never provided any protective equipment or information on how to protect workers, but focused exclusively on explaining the particular job they wanted the worker to do".

Ethnography in general is concerned with describing and explaining the particular culture and operation of social settings.

"Money and clothes, they gon' come and go," she sighed, while Ross and his collaborators explained the particulars of this process.

If Brooks could remember this fact of human existence, he might be better able to understand and criticize Diamond's efforts to explain the particulars of our common, worldwide humanity.

If you're not sure, the enthusiastic sommelier will explain the particulars of any quaff but won't try to steer you dangerously close to the sun.

Mine is the Ealing, Southall hotspot which explains the particular frenzy.

Nor would it soften its impact to explain the particular background and community where the six accused were raised.

Wall texts, translated into several languages, explain the particular circumstances that surrounded each of these unearthly visitations.

President Clinton was right: "is" does have many meanings, and we need to be allowed to explain the particular one we have in mind.