Sentence examples for might try explaining from inspiring English sources

If you can't work out why your relative has this need to clean the holiday home from top to bottom, you might try explaining how their busy cleaning makes you feel.

Try explaining that to Granddad.

"Yes, but try explaining that to Beria".

Just try explaining that to Sears.

Try explaining that to a patient".

Try explaining it to someone.

I tried explaining it to my father.

If a patient suffered, say, from a fear of riding in elevators, cognitive behavioral therapists might try to explain to the patient that such fears are irrational and urge the patient to take elevators until the fear was dispelled.

He might try to explain why intelligence agencies chose broad searches that could, as one judge noted, drag in and mark as suspicious anyone who had called someone who called someone who called to order from the same pizza place as someone who had caught the N.S.A.'s eye, when it had legal options, like individualized warrants, available to it.

I might try to explain how the theatre in question was the one at my very high school, a place she'd essentially followed me to from the day I matriculated and then proceeded to use as the training ground and later backdrop for her new self.

One might try to explain what it is to be a particular kind of mental state (e.g. belief) individualistically, while adopting an externalist theory of content.