Sentence examples for was explains from inspiring English sources
verb
To make plain, manifest, or intelligible; to clear of obscurity; to illustrate the meaning of.
- To explain a chapter of the Bible.
It was, explains Wing, something that Susie never did.
The fact that the population is older and richer than it once was explains part of the rise.
"Their lives weren't threatened, but their freedom was," explains Reverend Boet van Schalkwyk, a chaplain who heads up the Sailors Societyy's Crisis Response centre in Durban, South Africa.
Some also heard tianxia echoes in the slogan for the 2008 Beijing Olympics: "One world, one dream .Though Mr Zhao was not proposing an indigenous blueprint for a China-led new world order to supplant the one led by America, the misconception that he was explains some of his appeal within China.
The project was, explains Ionescu, "a burst of imagination coming out of an economic downward spiral … what we wanted to challenge was our bare minimum need to what a room is: a desk, a bed, a view, and storage, and also what is the private/public border of the adjacent room.
"I had no idea what research was," explains Ford, a native of Grambling, Louisiana.
The concept was explained.
The transfer was explained.
"This is how it was explained".
This was explained in Berzelian dualistic terms.
