Sentence examples for idea to explain from inspiring English sources

"It's a hugely complex idea to explain in a few sentences.

As for the heavenly combination of low inflation and very low unemployment, there is no need yet for a big new idea to explain it.

THE recent performance of the American economy has been so remarkable that it seems only proper to call forth a very big idea to explain it.

As The Economist wrote in 1999, the stunning economic boom of the late 1990's needed a "very big idea" to explain it.

If you're currently with someone and not feeling hopeful about things, it may be an idea to explain exactly how you feel and what you think might need to change.

Each of these books, in its own way, is an attempt to disabuse the rich of precisely that idea — to explain that while they're doing perfectly well for themselves, an overwhelming majority of the population, the bottom 80 percent to 90 percent of the country, is struggling hard and has tasted none of the fruits that have been showered on the wealthy.

In the 20th century, Noam Chomsky argued the necessity for postulating innate ideas to explain the possibility of language.

We worked late toying with ideas to explain why sending American troops into battle was the right thing to do.

"They were a cool, cerebral grid of modernism," she said, thinking of ideas to explain the disaster in her work.

Here's Republican consultant Mike Murphy on Twitter: mike murphy (@murphymike) A master's class in using (select) factoids and policy ideas to "explain" and score big politically.

Citing the low radio and X-ray temperature readings from the black hole, Dr. Murray said at a news conference, "We obviously need some new ideas to explain this object".