Sentence examples for one to explain from inspiring English sources

All Access is the easier one to explain — it's a full on-demand music subscription, like those services mentioned up top.

You may prefer to put off the big "twerk talk," but remember that it's far better for you to be the one to explain than for them to learn on their own by searching YouTube.

One in ten kids has also hijacked a parent's Facebook profile to comment on or insult their boss – which could be a difficult one to explain away the next day!

According to the police report, the car actually belonged to his older brother, too, as Lee was only in South Korea on a short visitor permit, so that should be a fun one to explain.

It's a hard one to explain, that one.

DB: The easiest one to explain is the case of teachers.

But I had no one to explain the value of public relations to me.

"I felt very confused and unsure of everything, and I had no one to explain everything to me".

How otherwise is one to explain the Star's willingness to enter into an agreement to share its profits with the Citizen?

"The audiologists addressed the PTA body to give information and tips, and spoke with some parents and teachers one-on-one to explain what they need to do.

But that would take an actress who can suggest the redemptive in the intolerable without overplaying one to explain away the other.