Sentence examples for offering to explain from inspiring English sources
THE foreign-policy shelf is not short of big-picture books offering to explain a world turned upside down.
I would have bought any number of books offering to explain the secret ingredient of athletic success.
Each month sees the launch of a data-driven news outlet, offering to explain the world with bullet points, pie charts and nifty interactive graphics.
Rubio followed by essentially making the same point, but translated into direct, emotional language, after which Kasich twisted the knife by offering to explain "what Jeb is talking about … what he's trying to say".
Rubio followed by essentially making the same point, but translated into direct, emotional language, after which Kasich twisted the knife by offering to explain "what Jeb is talking about... what he's trying to say".
But faced with the huge body of memorable images produced by Jewish photographers in New York, Mr. Kozloff, a former executive editor of Art Forum magazine and the author of several books of photographic criticism, is at least offering to explain this glaring statistical anomaly.
The college is also offering to contact other schools to "explain the situation" if any students withdrew their other applications and need help reinstating them.
Holding a sign that said "Cash for Guns$," he explained that he was offering to buy guns to save them from destruction.
Furthermore, in contrast to most randomized controlled trials, we will focus not only on the effectiveness of the DA, but also on mediating variables, thereby offering a model to explain the effect on informed choice.
Such differentiation makes it possible to investigate whether the same behaviour change techniques differ in effectiveness across other modes of delivery, whilst also offering the potential to explain differences in effectiveness across different settings.
He was my client for six years as we introduced Pixar to the public through an initial public offering and continued to explain the revolution that was to become the magic of computer-animated movies.
