Sentence examples for in time explains from inspiring English sources

As Joel Stein's recent thoughtful piece in TIME explains, we are children of the self-esteem movement; we're told we're special and can be whatever we want, and then have even farther to fall when we make the necessary discovery that we're pretty normal and should really just try and get on with things.

"Inspired by the hedonistic early days of house, disco, post punk, electro and dub, these tracks reflect a unique moment in time", explains Jackson himself.

"African masks as we have come to know them and expect to see them in Western context are really just a fragment of a lost performance of works that were once contemporary but are now frozen in time," explains exhibition curator, Kevin Dumouchelle, to The Creators Project.

"The problem is that often times, local affected populations are unfamiliar with this disease and therefore they do not reach hospitals in time," explains Dr. Mubalama, adding that this is the first time the disease has appeared in Haiti for over a century.

The ghosts move fluidly in time, explaining past events while occupying several places at once in the present.

"These woodfrogs have to metamorphose from the gill-breathing stage to the lung-breathing stage in time," explained Bill Lawyer, director of the Greenburgh Nature Center in Scarsdale, N.Y.

"I love music; I always have – the way it connects people, tells a story, allows us to escape, and creates moments in time," explained Jason Hardi, founder and CEO of Muzik.

But early in the writing Barris got enthralled in the lives of his characters and flitting back and forth in time explaining their motivations for wanting to get onto the show.

Going live will instantly notify your followers who can join, comment and send you hearts in real time," explains its App Store listing.

We now demonstrate, for males, there was a significant SPPB by time interaction indicating that the change in SPPB over time explains significant variation in HRQoL.

An increase in selection over time explains why some p-endosymbionts have ancient associations with their insect hosts and remain functional for hundreds of millions of years.