Sentence examples for explains it makes from inspiring English sources

"The operation was so dazzling," Djiraibe explains, "it makes us forget our difficulties at home".

"In our view," he explains, "it makes more sense to invest part of the excess capital in our core businesses [property/casualty and life insurance and asset management] rather than pay it back to shareholders.

The way Nancy explains it makes the pie taste better to me.

Professor Phil Taylor, director of the institute for sustainability at Newcastle University, explains: "It makes the whole power management job much more challenging, and it's a job that the network wasn't designed for".

EV Crowe explains: "It makes you feel part of a generation that matters, so you are not always looking to the older generation for how to do it but can back yourself and your own ideas".

"There is a whole newsgroup: print, digital and video," which he says is attractive to national advertisers such as L'Oreal Studioline – who is running on London Live in a campaign valued at around £1m. Mullins explains: "It makes commercial sense if you look at the way we work across the portfolio.

Explained, it makes sense.

As Evelyn Schafer, a longtime member of the church, explained: "It makes it much easier.

As Jill Soloway, a Los Angeles-based writer who worked on the HBO series "Six Feet Under," explained: "It makes me think I'm fat and old, like an elderly aunt".

In an evolutionary context, Bennett explained, it makes sense that we are built in anticipation of pain: we are soft, and the world is a dangerous place.

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