Sentence examples for have something to explain from inspiring English sources
Then you have something to explain.
Just sit down, because some men have something to explain to you.
"I think she felt it would help me to have something to explain why my birth mother couldn't keep me".
Anne says it was a relief having something to explain Jessica's behaviour.
Generalists tend to point out that if one claims that a feature counts in favour here and against there, one has something to explain.
"Of course, everyone would have something to say," Lonergan explained.
"I can talk, I can speak, I have something to say," he explained.
"Most references, we are talking about religion, people that have something to believe in," explains Bruce.
"My family does not have something to eat," Mr. Benoit explained.
"I want to be able to go in and say, 'here, we have something to sell''", she explains.
Cath Mercer, a senior lecturer in UCL's Centre for Sexual Health & HIV, and lead author of the study, suggested that technology might have something to do with it, explaining that increased portable online connectivity could be behind the platonic patterns.
