Sentence examples for recent explanation from inspiring English sources

It pointed to his recent explanation that "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it".

The original character was oriental, but it seems reasonable to accept Black's recent explanation that going down such a route would have led to inevitable stereotyping.

Ms. Cornford was sure she had seen a claim for the anesthesiologist on a recent explanation of benefits statement from her insurer.

The independent consumer magazine also cast doubt on Apple's recent explanation that a software bug had caused the widely reported problem.

I noted here last year that much of the badness has been leached out of the phrase bad guys, which is often followed with a "but," as a State Department spokesman's recent explanation of failure to go after Osama bin Laden in the 90's: "Yes he was a bad guy, but he was one of many......

Case in point: Anthony's recent explanation for wishing to avoid having his right knee drained of fluid buildup included a crack about a fear of needles — strange for a man who has a fair number of tattoos, as someone pointed out on Twitter.

This is obviously an echo of one of the administration's recent explanations for continuing hostilities.

Or so imply a number of companies, in their recent explanations why their businesses were weak late last year.

One of the recent explanations for America's failures in the Ryder Cup is our players are individualists, that golf is not like football or basketball, in which you have to learn to work with others.

More recent explanations have emphasized social and personal obstacles, such as discrimination and isolation, that women face when they enter or try to advance in male-dominated fields.

More recent explanations emphasis the prestigious symbolism of gunloops for the Herbert family when they built the castle, even if many might have been impossible to use.