Sentence examples for subject explaining from inspiring English sources

During one of our conversations, the prince suddenly brought up the subject, explaining his support for hunting, very exercised.

"Mankind was not meant to suffer – bliss is our nature," he said in an interview last year on the subject, explaining the practice's necessity.

Mr Corbyn, who is a strong republican, has been equivocal on the subject, explaining: "I am quite capable of having private discussions with anybody whether I have got a handle on my name or not.

I hopped on the phone with Tinder CEO and cofounder Sean Rad for some clarity, but he stayed pretty mum on the subject, explaining that "it's like Google search results" in that whatever is revealed will likely be gamed by people.

Bakke took to letting go less quickly than his colleague, but he is now a proselytizer on the subject, explaining that he doesn't run the business nor does he manage people; his role is to create an environment that permits and inspires people to stretch themselves.

The physician will spend approximately 30 min with each subject explaining the rationale for the injection, relevant anatomy, performing the procedure and reviewing the pendulum exercises.

Think of mold, one expert on the subject explained, as a weed.

Moscow spy-hot-line phone number not divulged: subject explained it is unlisted.

The same engagement of artist and subject explains the career of this half-forgotten minor genius, Thomas Love Peacock.

"Many employers place a strong emphasis on the university that candidates attend, alongside other factors such as A-level grades and degree subject," explains Jones.

I was suspicious of people who called themselves interaction designers until Bill's book on the subject explained what it really meant to be one.