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But how to explain the depth of the hostility, which was also directed at marathoners themselves?

Outside rugby league's heartland it is hard to explain the depth of Peacock's formidable reputation - beyond stealing his comparison with a World Cup-winning equivalent.

At the Bayern practice center, Christian Reisner, 46, of Rohrdorf tried to explain the depth of the connection between fan and team.

If he were only practical, methodical in his habits, exacting, undeviating, able to write to order -- and all this was true -- then it would be impossible to explain the depth of feeling that can be perceived in his work.

How else to explain the depth of the divisions that scar our country, and were revealed in all their visceral rawness by this bleak and all too often bitter referendum campaign?

The play founders in the penultimate scene, unfortunately, which is both psychologically incredible in its depiction of Steven's swerving emotional state and disappointing in the familiar boogeyman trotted out to explain the depth of the damage to the brothers' psyches, as well as their knotty relationship.

For police who don't understand that captivity isn't an issue of being physically tied and bound, it can be frustrating to explain the depths of a "trauma bond" in an existence predicated on terror.

That the word brandjacking can encompass both organised criminal gangs and a friendly made-up boy named Ben goes some way to explaining the depth of the problem brands face.

'I'm thinking, Jesus, you can make your life way more complicated than you need to.' The joy with which her company's troubles are received, her reputation as a harridan, and her strident style of leadership which flows down the MSL corporate ladder to demoralised employees, does not fully explain the depth of feeling Stewart engenders.

In a sense, Prince Bandar is Mr. Soleimani's counterpart, but his failure to shape a cohesive rebel force helps explain the depth of the Saudis' anger at the Obama administration's decision not to launch airstrikes on Mr. Assad's military in September.

But she doesn't fully explain the depth of irony in his speech.