Sentence examples for explaining the way from inspiring English sources

JN: You're very good at explaining the way in which, once a technology becomes established, we become locked into it.

Dawkins's 11th book spells out, in child-friendly language, how science is better than religion at explaining the way the natural world works.

We had been talking for a little while, he was explaining the way that he wanted the team to play, and everything was falling into place.

Almost without thinking, he quotes a line from Noël Coward's Private Lives – "The strange potency of cheap music" – and then quickly makes clear that isn't meant to be rude, explaining: "The way it gets under the skin annoys some people".

Sometimes it might take an embarrassment to say, 'I've had enough.' " He wasn't passing judgment on Gooden or commenting on his desire to continue pitching, just explaining the way a player in Gooden's circumstance thinks and acts.

Felix Conway is explaining the way of the world to a political aspirant who is baffled by a simple question: Once you take over a political party, how do you get the money to run it?

Ismail explained the way the Orwellian system worked.

He doesn't try to explain the way the dress makes him feel.

To explain the way he fights, he settled on three words.

But simple theories often struggle to explain the way things really work.

Even Folkman's beautifully elaborated theory about angiogenesis may not fully explain the way Avastin works.