Sentence examples for point explaining from inspiring English sources

Not that there's much point explaining that to them.

"I just didn't have the energy," Mr. Daly says at one point, explaining his lousy play in one tournament.

This is Dave Weigel's point, explaining why so many normally interventionist Republicans were willing to take sides with Paul against John McCain, and it's correct as far as it goes.

Mr Christie, a popular, straight-talking Republican who has been campaigning for Mitt Romney, had only good things to say about Mr Obama's response to the storm, at one point explaining that "I don't give a damn about election day".

"Even though I had a fight with McGinn, you gotta understand I was more mad at Glennon," he says, and he repeatedly comes back to this point, explaining that he had despised Glennon for years, and groping to articulate why.

"As a critic, I had rather be a war correspondent than a necrologist," he says at one point, explaining why he writes the way he does, and the book's editor has judiciously included anecdotes of blows or insults traded as a result of Tynan's judgments.

"The Postman Always Rings Twice was my starting point," explained Packham.

Martin at one point explained the difference between Christopher and James to one of his girlfriends.

"It was one of those records that captured what we were up to at that point," explains Waterman.

"That's because she'd broken up with him at that point," explains the children's services manager.

"Every person had their own breaking point," explains Victoria Rose, who once held a senior position in the local party.