Sentence examples for serious explains from inspiring English sources

You have to be serious," explains Vicha.

Philip Galanes: O.K., Pat, you've got some serious explaining to do.

"The mood of retailers is serious," explained Chet Hazzard, the president of Vera Wang.

Nearly every headline seemed to be written in a foreign language, or at least needed some serious explaining.

Merseyside police, or Lancashire police who reviewed the investigation in 1994, have some serious explaining to do.

With such a large proportion of society now in favour, the church has some serious explaining to do – especially to the younger generation who find themselves repelled by a church which does not share their views".

If that is the case, then he'll have some serious explaining to do to over his social interactions with Benedict Cumberbatch last night: The news comes as Clive Goodman, the former royal editor of Rupert Murdoch's News of the World, admitted to the Old Bailey that he had hacked the voicemails of Prince William, Prince Harry, and Kate Middleton.

Another way in which flats can be scarier than houses is they can all be mysteriously linked via their bathroom cabinets, like the ones in Candyman, which provide portals through which hook-handed bogeymen can gain access to your home, though I do think the architect has some serious explaining to do there.

If that happens, theorists will have some serious explaining to do.

If chatbots' purpose is really to provide large amounts of free money on request I no longer have any concern about their utility — although the business model would have some serious explaining to do….

This leaves Birgeneau, Yudof, and Schwarzenegger with some serious explaining to do.