Sentence examples for explains of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "explains of" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It is incorrect because "explains" does not require the preposition "of" to convey its meaning. Example: "The teacher explains the concept clearly."
It's "not a travel book," he explains of "Italian Ways".
"This is a second act," he explains of himself.
"He's trying really hard," Miley explains of Bieber.
There's always more, as Darren Beach explains of goings-on in Japan.
As one of Rumma's staffers explains of Scognamiglio, "He is wonderfully cultured.
That explains, of course, why we say yes to our children.
"There's still a sense of being committed," she explains of her relationship with Guthrie.
"They are disappointed," Jackson explains of those in Lithuania, from which Romanov has fled to Russia.
As Hachamovitch explains: "Of course, IE9 will continue to support Flash and other plug-ins.
"It really costs a lot of money," Friedman explains of the development process.
"It was important to do something organic," he explains of their debut album, Hey Stranger.
