Sentence examples for see and explain from inspiring English sources

Unlike some of the ambitious projects last year that tried to see and explain the attacks and its aftermath in their entirety, these are more anecdotal, focusing on particular aspects of the day.

Officials should prepare relatives for what they might see, and explain any legal reasons why the body cannot be touched.

Different mechanisms may explain clustering, but equally it is possible to see and explain this phenomenon in problems with a single aetiology.

Two facts appear to account for this: As Fig.  3 shows, the mean observed DL difference at accretion three is negligible (1.2 ms) and in Experiment 3, we will see and explain that the after DLs at the level of three intervals are often larger than those at two and four intervals.

These men and women serve you water, chit-chat about the West End play you've just seen and explain a menu that majors in Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jewish traditions but rampages across the Middle East and North Africa.

We will have expert Marek Kukula, public astronomer at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, to take a look at your images for you – he'll be on hand to assess what it is you're seeing and explain a little more about the stellar display.

This clustered distribution of ancestry is remarkable given the relatively small size of the island, a maximum of 180 km by 64 km, and the regular migration flows between Puerto Rico and the mainland U.S. In the East region, the remnants of the original slave economy can still be seen and explain a substantial proportion of the geographical variation in African ancestry.

I explained who I was, gave an overview of the issues I saw, and explained that we were going to build an organization that would allow the company to grow and be more profitable.

The actor on stage at the Young Vic might have said that propaganda for a totalitarian ideal can nevertheless be art that is worth seeing, and explained why the company thought it was.

She shows how easily the effects of a magic spell can be seen and explained away, and how every action that brings about real change must be paid for – a reciprocity as absolute in the world of three wishes as it is in the world of Newton's third law.

Believe and be baptized "in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost" and some say that that means "in Jesus name" (John 3 5) and be filled with His Holy Spirit, as seen and explained in the book of Acts (Acts 2 4).