Sentence examples for urged to explain from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the government has been urged to explain why it has bought 9,000 tickets for the Games.

British police are being urged to explain why the partner of a journalist was detained for nine hours under terror laws.

But I still don't have any big urge to explain myself".

In recent years, space history has been armed with data and detail and an urge to explain everything.

Gone are the extensive debate rehearsals, the bickering consultants, the corporate dress code and the urge to explain everything.

Scientists have long wondered the same thing, and lately the urge to explain it has taken on a competitive edge.

Besides feeling incredibly defensive as I read that and the many other hostile comments, I mostly had this irresistible urge to explain.

He felt the urge to explain what he was learning to his co-workers, his parents, and his sister, but he knew that they wouldn't understand.

On either side of the crosswalk, a waiting crowd of pedestrians jostled one another at the curb for a view, and Drummond had a familiar, passing urge to explain.

And once the urge to explain has been conquered, other hazards await: overuse of research (male action writers are especially prone wherever guns are involved), overt signposting for readers assumed to be too dim to make the necessary connections (they are not) and didactic dialogue.

I fought the urge to explain the folly in her reasoning since she clearly had made up her mind.