Sentence examples for she explains rather from inspiring English sources

Her stories ramble sideways; she explains rather than rants.

She just doesn't like to watch men together, and she explains rather explicitly why, one of the reasons being that "they have secrets".

It's skilfully assembled but it explains rather than demonstrates.

"We had to move out of our last studio because who-cares-why," Saul explains, rather dismissively.

Grant Reynolds, a firearms instructor, explains rather bluntly that much of the attraction was in its stopping power.

I refer you to page 634 of the new edition of the Feminist's Handbook, which explains rather succinctly why pole dancing is Wrong.

Goshawks tend to spend much of their time perched, he explains, rather than soaring like buzzards, so they can be difficult to find.

(The wall text explains, rather squeamishly, that the act of milking a cow was code for "grabbing a man's... attention").

It makes no difference if it is expelled that way, he explains, rather than through the extractor fitted to the back of the unit.

Ahora Madrid is not a political party, she explains, but rather a coalition of leftist groups, which includes Podemos and thousands of citizens.

"I'm not writing about France exactly," she explains, but rather about "this tension between people trying to be themselves once they're out of their native context versus the obligation that is laid on every American to be an American, with all the flaws imputed to America by other countries".