Sentence examples for specifically explaining from inspiring English sources

Write a critique of the eco-tour, specifically explaining how it does or does not meet each of the National Audubon Society's standards.

Carefully imprecise, Mr. Panetta has said, "If we have to do it, we will deal with it" — without specifically explaining what "it" is.

Have a chapter specifically explaining how the book is different from the blog.

But, revealing generalizable mechanisms can be a powerful way for students to make sense of systems, specifically explaining complexity at multiple biological scales and how this complexity impacts processes across these scales (Jacobson & Wilensky 2006; Verhoeff et al. 2008).

And again — without specifically explaining — the ACC's report provides a few clues.

He said did not hype his find, and specifically explained the subtleties to journalists.

Mr. Springsteen did not specifically explain why it is worse to be killed with 41 shots than with one.

Of course, Henderson could not specifically explain why or how he would have taken legal action against the Mets.

The two specifically explained how electricity travels the length of a single nerve cell, while Dr. Eccles described how the impulse jumps from one nerve cell to the next.

The article does not specifically explain Mr. Arafat's words, but it is clear from the context that Mr. Arafat was telling Mr. Clinton that he feared for his life if he deviated from his demand that East Jerusalem and Haram al Sharif, known to Jews as the Temple Mount, come under Palestinian sovereignty.

When we were building the house's frame, our jobs were generally specifically explained, but when it comes to mixing clay or figuring out how to wedge a straw bale into place, "play with it" was often his final piece of guidance.