Sentence examples for supposed to explain how from inspiring English sources
The fire at Notre-Dame happened on the day that the country's troubled president, Emmanuel Macron, was supposed to explain how he intended to address the demands of the "Yellow Vest" movement.
This is the part where I'm supposed to explain how technology has shifted modern political thinking to a new model of public engagement – one of continuous dialogue, across a multitude of mediums, forming continually shifting communities.
He endowed his atoms with atmospheres of caloric whose mutual repulsion was supposed to explain how atoms pack together efficiently.
His story about sensation, the formation of ideas, and the workings of imagination is supposed to explain how some of our thought works.
Narrow contents and contexts are supposed to explain how identical individuals acquire wide contents, and they are supposed to play a central role in psychological explanation.
The picture is admittedly not entirely clear, but Fonseca's distinction of instantiable from non-instantiable unity is presumably supposed to explain how there can be some unity proper to common natures; this unity is distinguished from instantiable unity, and it is the existence of haecceities that explains how the instantiable unity is in fact instantiated.
How am I supposed to explain this to my family?
How am I supposed to explain to a child the superimposition of cultural generalizations onto toy cars and monsters and space aliens?
Having spent years in America studying law, he knows how the meaning of "fiduciary" has evolved over centuries of legal precedent in common-law countries such as Britain and America; but how is he supposed to explain it to his countrymen?
As a returnee from America, Lin faced a problem: how was he supposed to explain Milton Friedman to socialists? "I went to all the meetings and I didn't say anything," he told me.
How am I supposed to explain that to my daughter?" The actor has made a film to launch a planned national day of action against Tesco as part of the Lose the Lads' Mags campaign run by the feminist groups UK Feminista and Object.
