Sentence examples for starting to explain from inspiring English sources
John Harris at Shifting Grounds says Labour is starting to explain what responsible capitalism means.
We know in our gut when we're hearing a good story and research is starting to explain why.
He held forth on how Bedouin poetry shaped a moderate Islam in Libya, and he was just starting to explain the relevance to Libyan politics of the mathematical theory of complexity — it had to do with something called "flocking phenomena" — when his cellphone rang.
Your teacher is just starting to explain the founding principles that make our country great.
Our favourite condom hoarder, Michael, is back and now he's starting to explain some of his leather based chat.
Next-generation sequencing has enabled the comprehensive genomic mapping of nucleosome positions, higher order chromatin structures, DNA and histone modifications and chromatin-bound factors and is starting to explain various aspects of how the epigenome shapes the expression of the genetic information [ 7, 8].
Mr. Bartels started to explain the specials.
She starts to explain, quietly and methodically.
The women looked in alarm, started to explain, then bolted.
"No, no," I said and started to explain, then stopped.
