Sentence examples for may explain something from inspiring English sources

Those factors may explain something.

Which may explain something that happened when the script called for Mr. Mortensen to dip the back of his young co-star's head into a chilly stream.

Mosher's primary concerns, however, were the Fitzgeralds' money and celebrity: [His] popularity on two continents may explain something of the financial mystery which so appals him.

That may explain something Senator John Kerry said at the Council on Foreign Relations on Monday, about his recent visit to Afghanistan and a chat he had there with President Hamid Karzai.

In song after song, he sings sneering put-downs in the sweetest possible voice; the archetypal Belle and Sebastian hero is a misunderstood bookworm, bent on avenging the slights of adolescent tormentors and ex-lovers -- which may explain something about the band's appeal to an audience that revels in militant nerdiness.

If he is worried now about the advancing years he had better buy up two or three Biltmores before he extends that general invitation: "Grow old along with me! "The best is yet to be—." This popularity on two continents may explain something of the financial mystery which so appals him.

The interest in Sotheby's may help explain something about why rich men find art so compelling and about the modern nature of art itself.

Research in mice may help explain something that doctors have noticed in people who are infected with H.I.V.: cocaine use seems to make the disease progress faster and lead to more of the opportunistic infections that are the hallmark of AIDS.

"You have to be sure you know your stuff because he may ask you to explain something".

(It's rather hard to defend or explain something you may have said during, what, a week of being followed and interviewed).

One session I may use internet in the class to explain something.