Sentence examples for moment to explain from inspiring English sources
It takes a moment to explain who Father Paisios was.
The blood is mixed.It takes a moment to explain why the pope is pushing boundaries by using this language.
FRANÇOIS Hollande described Tuesday night's press conference, his first since becoming France's president, as a "teaching moment" to explain his controversial economic program.
She stopped working on her picnic blanket and took a moment to explain why the class is an important fixture in her life.
He should have used the moment to explain to Americans what irresponsible cuts the G.O.P. demanded just to keep the government open.
For someone who so inspired us with his soaring oratory during the last campaign, he has turned out to be a poor communicator during his first term, failing at crucial moments to explain and defend his policies.
Or, as is the way of the Bible and in particular the Priestly writer's text, it was simply having one of its expositional geopolitical history moments, to explain why the Canaanites (with Noah's curse on them) had to vacate their land so that the tribe of Israel could move in and settle there.
Bottom line: You can't force behaviors, but you can use teaching moments to explain and practice valuable money management skills.
Let me take a few moments to explain this, because it is essential for you to understand if you want to fully realize the potential of this new paradigm to prevent or reverse diabesity.
But if you feel the client truly doubts your efforts, you can also take a few moments to explain how effective marketing can do everything from help build relationships to propel the company forward.
