Sentence examples similar to explanations to come from inspiring English sources

When sportspeople encounter defeat, the same explanations tend to come up.

The explanation is to come on April 2, as the curtain parts to reveal the cast of the new version of "Dallas," which is to return to TV, on TNT, on June 13.

The tongues were glorifying God -- but like Paul said, the explanation has to come in the language of understanding so that the others can benefit: "Yet in the church I had rather speak five words with my understanding, that by my voice I might teach others also, than ten thousand words in an unknown tongue". 1 Corinthians 14 19.

— explanations are hard to come by.

But explanations are harder to come by.

Explanations are likely to come from the differences between the French and the American health insurance coverage for children.

A group of students give the usual three explanations for the decision to come to India: to see the Dalai Lama, to get an education and to flee the lack of opportunities at home.

That explanation will be hard to come by until elites admit that they destroyed any and all efforts to create public jobs and expand social programs for those struggling to survive.

His explanation of how he happened to come to work at the Strand is simple.

That, said Jones at the time, was "the only reasonable explanation we've been able to come up with".

But after about a week of questioning he offered an explanation: "Finally, he came down to 'Yeah, I must have cut it short somewhere to come in with that time.' I asked him where that might have happened.