Sentence examples for in charge of explaining from inspiring English sources

Levine, suddenly in charge of explaining the unexplainable, tried to preach forgiveness.

Gail:  You're in charge of explaining what's next for the Republican Party.

"Of course, I'm not in charge of explaining what happened in Washington," he added.

He couldn't very well call him vice president in charge of explaining to my clueless superiors why high-frequency trading is a travesty.

But Larijani's placement as head of the Judiciary's human rights council makes him Iran's top diplomacy figure in charge of explaining Iran's policies and conduct vis-à-vis its observation of human rights standards.

"But they weren't going to put women workers – seen as low level drones – in charge of computers," explains Hicks.

"That way, no one person can take over — it's too slow," Josh Wardle, the Reddit product manager in charge of Place, explained.

Renee J. James, Intel's vice president in charge of software, explained, "You can't just throw hardware out there into the world".

"Willie Miller here is in charge of recruitment," explained Brown.

Doug Booms, VP of corp dev for Amazon (wink, wink, also in charge of Amazon M&A), explained to TechCrunch that the new accelerator wasn't designed to be a feeder for the Alexa Fund nor to be a next step for teams competing for the Alexa Prize.

(The Guardian recently quoted a former Facebook employee in charge of data security explaining that he "always assumed there was something of a black market" for data obtained by third-party companies such as GSR, and that when he brought this up to his bosses he was discouraged from investigating too deeply. "Do you really want to see what you'll find?" he says a Facebook executive told him).