Sentence examples for explains I consider from inspiring English sources

When it comes to early-stage companies, Kunz explains, "I consider myself an addict".

"Just briefly," he explains, "I considered driving my car into the Thames or into a tree.

Webster found that horrifying, and set to work undertaking a his own revision, explaining, "I consider this emendation of the common version as the most important enterprise of my life".

It will perhaps explain why I consider returning to the archdiocese as your bishop to be an immensely wonderful grace.

Reznor explained, "I've been considering and wanting to make this kind of record for years, but by its very nature it wouldn't have made sense until this point".

He explained, "I'm sure many consider this an imperfect framework...No country will get everything it wants...There are those developing countries that want aid with no strings attached and no obligations of transparency.

"I explained to them that I consider the crimes committed in Kenya were crimes against humanity, therefore the gravity is there," Mr. Moreno-Ocampo said at a news conference.

"I politely expressed my thanks for being considered and explained I remained committed to journalism (just as I did when the papers reported a long time ago that I'd been approached to work for 'the other side'," he says.

In a 1983 article in The New York Times, Ms. Roy explained her approach this way: "I consider that the woman delivers the baby, not a midwife or obstetrician".

"Don't ask me to explain it," she said, "but I consider it sexy and mannerly when a man can sit down at a gathering and play the piano".

If I need someone else to explain what I've written, I consider that a failure of the first order.