Sentence examples for more easily explain from inspiring English sources

To be fair, Pamuk is as cavalier with his own distinctions as he is with Schiller's: "Allow me to generalise here, so that I can more easily explain my point.

I can more easily explain gay relationships, but the language barrier and lack of education about the trans community in general makes it very difficult.

What I think more easily explains Mr. Obama's decision is the way gay marriage is perceived among his Democratic constituents.

Because the mistake concerned calculation of some weighted averages in an Excel spreadsheet it could be more easily explained than a more technical statistical problem.

The snub for Kevin is, in my view, more easily explained: the US can be pretty frosty about British or European liberals being ironic about Columbine-style massacres.

Christianity's doctrines are more easily explained but require believing improvable things – the existence of God, souls, and eternal life in heaven, for example.

Certainly, the vast majority of comet scientists would agree that comet 67P's surface features are much more easily explained by non-biological mechanisms.

She has challenged the dismissive assumptions that are sometimes made about that migration, treating it as a briefer and more easily explained event.

Failing in the traditional punt-filled manner is more easily explained to fans, the thinking goes, than explaining that various statistical reports bear out a decision to go for it on fourth down.

Other apparently out-of-character actions were more easily explained by Mr Mandela's general adaptability, which may have been forced upon him by his separation from his family as a child.

Other apparently out-of-character actions were more easily explained by Mr Mandela's adaptability, which may have been forced upon him by his separation from his family as a child.