Sentence examples for looking to explain from inspiring English sources

IF you were looking to explain fundamental differences between Indian and American culture, "Monsoon Wedding" could be instructive.

Since this is apparently not the case, theorists are looking to explain what keeps the Higgs in check.

The narrator of Iain Banks's novel, 16-year-old Frank Cauldhame, is looking to explain a mystery.

By contrast, looking to explain and justify action by means of backstory — that is, in terms of a person's private life — is a liberal thing to do.

Still, pure text from more than 400 years ago can be a bit bewildering to a modern audience looking to explain lines like "Prithee, keep up thy quillets".

The trend has also been encouraged by some mosque preachers looking to explain away all the Arab world's ills by wrapping all the Satans together into JIA.

Thus, it is not surprising that culture is where Mr. Flynn looks to explain the vocabulary gap between parents and their children.

Following the weekend victory over Swansea, Villas-Boas looked to explain how Tottenham have tried to improve the situation, although it meant another trip to the AVB management-speak manual to make much sense of it.

Even allowing for gas and dust that do not shine, and so-called MACHOs (massive compact halo objects, a fancy name for stars too feeble to see), galaxies need to be a lot heavier than they look to explain this.

The fourth stage, charting, involves building a picture of the data as a whole, and looks to explain variation and identify patterns.

We can't keep looking back to explain why we don't know where the track we're on might end.