Sentence examples for explanation from him from inspiring English sources
"But maybe a good explanation from him will be persuasive, so I'm going to hold judgment".
Shortly afterwards, he rings Jack to try and force an explanation from him.
"Voters don't want a conversation with Tony Blair, they want an explanation from him," said the Conservative cochairman Liam Fox.
Indeed, during the confession, investigators repeatedly sought an explanation from him, but even as he confessed to the crime, Mr. Hernandez was unable to say why he had done it or, at first, even to look at the image of Etan's face.
The assertion, by Defense Minister Ehud Barak in an interview with The Daily Telegraph, a British newspaper, amounted to the first explanation from him as to why he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu softened their position in September over the possibility of a military strike to thwart what they called Iran's drive toward imminent nuclear weapons capability.
The man himself is still awaiting an explanation from Tan. "I look forward to his explanation because I'm still bereft of any official explanation from him, so it will bring some light on it from my point of view too," Moody told The Guardian.
Vick was banned from owning a dog during his probation period, and that required difficult explanations from him to his young daughters when they desperately wanted a dog.
The move was unaccompanied by any convincing explanation either from him or from church officials.
Although you may not get an explanation or apology from him, what may be helpful is that you take as much time as you need to explore your own feelings of loss, sadness, anger, hurt, confusion, depression, or anything else that you may be feeling.
The witness said she wanted an explanation from Ghomeshi, to "bait" him into calling her.
It is possible that Epicurus explained his position on the sage's relation to the 'liberal arts' and their practice in a work such as On Modes of Life, but no such explanations explicitly quoted from him have come down to us.
