Sentence examples for talk to explain from inspiring English sources

More explicitly, the artist frequently gives a talk to explain the thought process behind the artwork.

The women that I talk to explain that their own situations are very different from these bleak tales.

He is still unable to talk to explain how he feels or what may be hurting him on occasions.

And I get tired of having each new person I talk to explain to me — a PhD in English — that the problem is that "they" is plural.

Following remarks by Daniel Halperin, who is the first to hold the Ginsburg chair at Georgetown, Justice Ginsburg gave an unscheduled talk, to explain how the professorship came to be endowed.

At the start of the program the quartet's cellist, Raphaël Merlin gave a charming talk to explain that, other than having been written in Austria, the Mozart divertimento and the Beethoven quartet are "absolutely opposite".

American officials would be happy to use talks to explain how geography, force-ratios and the laws of physics mean that neither the Czech radar, nor the handful of unarmed Polish interceptor rockets, remotely threaten Russia's vast nuclear arsenal.

South Asia specialists pointed to the highly compartmental nature of the political reconciliation talks to explain the seeming contradiction of some American officials' engaging with groups like the Taliban and the Haqqanis while many others condemn the Haqqanis' violence.

Thus, students not only use force-talk to explain evolutionary events, but when they do it tends to be scientifically inaccurate (i.e., Fig. 1a d).

Mr Trump on Monday referenced the trade talks to explain the change.

Nowadays, I typically use the movies in my talks to explain a problem, and I've found that it's much more effective to show the movie before explaining the experiments.