Sentence examples for it explains something from inspiring English sources

By implication, it explains something of how Catholics find themselves tied into these absurd knots.

Something about the notion that Keats might have used laudanum more regularly than his earlier biographers thought seems to stir readers' interest, as though it explains something that needs explaining: the extraordinary creativity of such a young man.

It explains something about Newport in general that, although the new structure imposes itself physically on both the club's and the Cushings' landscape, it is treated like an unsightly mirage.

They talk about "process" as if it explained something important.

They said it with such finality, as if it explained something.

And it explained something that had particularly vexed Incongruity theorists: humor's ability to help people cope with stress.

As for Matisse, why do people keep quoting his playful remark about wanting his art to be like an armchair, as if it explained something?

"They've got a shrink up there now," he said, as if it explained something about the unknown fate of Cressey.

It also explains something about the appearance of cuckoo and cowbird eggs.

I couldn't resist buying the Globe last week (the tabloid, not the Boston paper) because it said on the cover that it would explain something about the President: "Why He Wants Mosque At 9/11 Site".

It's not explaining something; it's doing it.