Sentence examples for stand to explain from inspiring English sources

Stone said he was "heartfully sorry" as he took the stand to explain an Instagram post.

Asked on the stand to explain the choice of words, Mr Tourre demurred, saying he could not recall.

He said, "Until these witnesses are sentenced and can take the stand to explain themselves, these plea agreements prove nothing".

In the past, in most police shootings, officers chose to take the witness stand to explain their use of deadly force, police union lawyers said.

The defense lawyers hope to humanize the officers by putting them on the witness stand to explain what happened, in their own words, and make the jury see the incident from their point of view.

A manslaughter trial would be the worst outcome for the Met commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson, and could mean his commanders are called to the witness stand to explain their tactics at the G20 protests.

A state official stood to explain the reason for the seafood advisory: the fish had been contaminated.

Prolonged neuronal activation during a migraine attack is thought to induce peripheral and central sensitization along the trigeminovascular pathway, which stands to explain the throbbing headache [48], accompanying scalp and neck-muscle tenderness [49], and whole-body cutaneous allodynia [50].

If, on the other hand, the something to which a reason is provided is an actual (i.e., existing) thing, then 'reason' stands to explain why that thing as an actual thing comes into existence.

Student after student at that first meeting stood to explain to representatives how political and contentious the BDS movement was.

Some prosecutors are calling experts to the witness stand simply to explain to juries why forensic evidence might be absent.