Sentence examples for explaining their support from inspiring English sources

When explaining their support for Vladimir Putin, the handful of people willing to talk all used the Russian word – stabilnost – for stability.

Explaining their support for Mrs. Clinton, The Register's editorial pages said: "Readiness to lead sets her apart from a constellation of possible stars in her party, particularly Barack Obama, who also demonstrates the potential to be a fine president".

Juxtaposing the now-ending American campaign with the one just beginning across the Atlantic Ocean in Kenya, there are striking similarities as Kenyans across the Jubilee/CORD divide become contortionists and apologists explaining their support for those who have publicly staked seemingly untenable positions including "eating meat even as others look on salivating"!

The billionaire released an ad this week in which a diverse array of Americans explained their support for him.

In the 1980s, Republicans settled for incremental progress toward this goal, which explains their support for the Tax Reform Act of 1986.

This inclination among the Tea Party faithful to mix religion and politics explains their support for Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas.

In interview after interview this week, black political leaders explained their support for Mr. Gore by citing the Clinton administration's appointment of black officials, its economic successes and its support for cities and affirmative action.

Asked if most people at the meeting were supportive, Mr. DeLuca said, "There were some that were deeply disturbed, that were hurt that they had to go back to their constituents and explain their support" of the governor.

In 2007 the Republican White House believed that loudly demonstrating Mr. Bush's support for the immigration overhaul would be helpful to Republican senators who needed to explain their support back home.

If it turns out that Mr. Assad's side deployed the weapons, it will be difficult for Iranian leaders to explain their support for Mr. Assad to their people, analysts point out.

"While we are proud that he is a Latino, that's not the reason why we are endorsing him today," said the Rev. Raymond Rivera, one of the 27 people who stood on the steps of City Hall to explain their support for Mr. Ferrer, one of four Democrats and two Republicans running for mayor.