Sentence examples for explains something about from inspiring English sources

Goodhart explains something about why so many public services meet their targets but fail their customers.

Later, the mayor of the nearby village of Draix appears and explains something about the farm and its sculpture.

That is a fairly depressing comment on Washington, and perhaps explains something about what happened to the rule of law in the Bush Administration.

It explains something about Newport in general that, although the new structure imposes itself physically on both the club's and the Cushings' landscape, it is treated like an unsightly mirage.

The festival brochure, listing some 50 concerts and the musicians scheduled to appear, explains something about the peculiar pull of the hall, because most of these performers count as what you might sentimentally but accurately call Wigmore family.

It also explains something about the appearance of cuckoo and cowbird eggs.

That might explain something about what he has accomplished with Daily Kos.

To explain why this is potentially important, it is first necessary to explain something about the relationship between the Fed and the banking system.

Likewise, there is more known about patterns of domestic violence and the behavioral roots of violence, which could explain something about the murders in this case.

Moravia plainly created Clerici in order to explain something about the sort of person who is attracted to fascism; for Bertolucci, though, the politics was less important.

The interest in Sotheby's may help explain something about why rich men find art so compelling and about the modern nature of art itself.