Sentence examples for talk about and explain from inspiring English sources

I have always found it easier to understand what I perceive to be a poor decision from a referee if he is willing to talk about and explain his decision.

"Nadira always first adopts the issues we want to talk about and then explains them to other women in simple terms.

The waiters and managers, a very gregarious bunch, love to talk about ingredients and explain the fine points.

I don't understand it but it sounds fascinating!" I've learned to talk about that and explain it to students over all of these years and I wanted to include that as a section of the book as well.

One of the men asked my name and phone number and said that someone had called in an "open 911.'" I didn't know what he was talking about, and explained that I did not call 911, that there was no problem, no problem, no problem.

The report also details how students can become overwhelmed by the confusing and inconsistent way that tertiary entrance scores are talked about and explained to them.

Shea goes on to explain that with this huge role comes many responsibilities, that include maintaining a distinction between facts and opinion, using only trained and professional reporters who know what they are talking about, and explaining issues without trivializing nor sensationalizing, among others.

There are people who like talking about and explaining their interests, and will like you for listening.

THE TALK "Finances tend to be one of the trickiest topics because people do have traditional ideas about what you should and shouldn't talk about," explained Amy Goyer, a caregiving expert at AARP, who is also handling her own parents' affairs because her father has Alzheimer's.

"He understands everything except that he cannot probably express himself much and talk and explain about his understanding of the situation and feelings.

I started talking about it and explaining, and then I showed how it doesn't work that way.