Sentence examples for more explain from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago Richard Dawkins chided a correspondent to this paper who claimed that science could no more explain why the tsunami happened than theology could.

That sounds decisive, but the man is a nameless itinerant, and you can no more explain his mission than finish a jigsaw under water.

"Do You not find it an unforgivable lapse of Yours," the bridegroom says, with a raised glass, in one of his tamer locutions, "that after these thousands of years we can no more explain ourselves than we can explain You?" Mr. Doctorow seemed ill at ease at the suggestion that the wedding, the novel's climactic event, was planned provocation.

Princeton economist Alan Krueger argues that poverty and economic deprivation can not, without more, explain violent extremism.

It's no secret that the Portuguese economy is currently rather strained, but the endless visual delights of this Old European capital --its rooftop viewindingding streets, brightly colored tiles covering entire building facades --all that and more, explain why the city is so crowded with tourists.

Service users suggest that doctors should listen to patients more, explain matters in simple terms, improve their spoken English and not 'rush the patient out'.

I suspect that Brown still has more explaining to do.

"People have started to notice older people more," explains Cohen.

These days, C.E.O.s have more explaining to do.

There would be no more interviews, no more begging for money, no more explaining himself.

"In the public's eye, RBS has a lot more explaining to do," he concluded.