Sentence examples for much more explanation from inspiring English sources

It didn't need much more explanation.

In the statement announcing his departure, Mr. Pandit did not provide much more explanation: "Given the progress we have made in the last few years, I have concluded that now is the right time for someone else to take the helm at Citigroup," he said.

His latest album, Yeezus, features a track modestly entitled "I Am A God". "I made that song because I am a God… I don't think there's much more explanation," he told W Magazine. "I'm not going to sit here and defend shit.

Yet, when asked to move further into the technicalities of how improv allowed for that feeling, he worried that much more explanation might ruin the magic.

But the new tests show that this is a much more likely explanation than originally thought.

In many ways, one British comedy had already come up with a much more convincing explanation for this.

Ferguson, Crick believes, concocted the story to cover up a much more alarming explanation: Beckham had been punched by a colleague.

"They are seeking a much more exotic explanation than the one for a distinct species that looks like an earlier Homo".

That is a much more palatable explanation for the company, and the media industry at large, because it implies that once the economy improves, subscribers will return.

That's pretty much what Andrew Haldane, the executive director for financial stability at the Bank of England, is calling a large part of modern finance: In fact, high pre-crisis returns to banking had a much more mundane explanation.

A much more plausible explanation is that these surveillance-minded authoritarian political operators predicted that eventually something would happen, something big and terrible and eye-catching, and that this would create an opportunity to ram through their agenda.