Sentence examples for rushed to explain from inspiring English sources
Really, the Glass Centre's representative rushed to explain, she had not been short-changed.
Opinions have been vociferous and commentators have rushed to explain a racial profile that is yet to be established clearly.
Journalists of all sorts rushed to explain the basic tenets of the Sikh religion and the practice of our faith.
What else can one say?"No, no," she rushed to explain, sensing that I hadn't followed her point.I was interviewing Fujiyo Ishiguro, the founder of Netyear, an online-marketing software firm.
Collins's words came swiftly, but he talked assuredly, as if he were a student who knew the answer to a math question and rushed to explain all parts of the equation; it all added up clearly now.
One of the interesting oddities of "Breaking Bad" is that it doesn't rush to explain itself.
"I get it," he assures me as I rush to explain the reasoning.
David chafes at his father's demands (which include collecting money from sleazy tenants), but Mr. Jarecki doesn't rush to explain the character.
In Britain, some historians are rushing to explain that the seemingly incongruous correlation of one of the best-known martyrs of conscience to one of today's more despised professions is all too apt.
To date they have been unsuccessful, and so physicists are rushing to explain the origin of the cosmic energy.
