Sentence examples for that need explaining from inspiring English sources

It is not equality but departures from equality that need explaining and justifying.

Cataldi and the gang explained it to him, because the best gags are the ones that need explaining.

Barash dismisses, on flimsy grounds, the idea that it is the florid advertisements of chimps that need explaining, and not our lack of them.

Pentland goes on to say: "A lot of the things that people have been arguing about for centuries are not actually things that need explaining.

There has also been a long run of juicy, front-page stories that need explaining, from the Large Hadron Collider to the latest adventures of Nasa's Curiosity rover on Mars.

But King's proven loyalty to the club shouldn't afford him a bye on some of the things in his past that need explaining beyond the air-brushing that is currently going on around him.

To Roosevelt radio meant the freedom to explain things, and thus the freedom to do things that needed explaining.

"It's going to melt anyway," he explained, as if that were the thing that needed explaining.

Most critics, on the other hand, have thought that there was a good deal that needed explaining.

Moments of social peace and coexistence, however troubled and imperfect, are the brief miracle that needs explaining, and protecting.

It was not the decision that needed explaining so much as the inordinate trust invested by ministers and the Olympics organisers in the private-security company, G4S.