Sentence examples for were to explain to from inspiring English sources

"If I were to explain to them that a blush can be endearing, they would only get angry and say I didn't understand," Dr. Ross said.

If one were to explain to the daughter, Virginia, how our government works and why her mother was taken from her, I believe that her answer would shame us all.

If professors and administrators were to explain to students that plagiarism and cheating are unacceptable within institutions of higher education because it impedes the institution's, and therefore the student's, goals, then students will perhaps be able to understand that plagiarism isn't just bad, it's actually bad for them.

"I think if I were to explain to my parents what the prom is, I'm sure their reactions would be 'Huh?' because I, much like my parents, was not raised in an environment where going to parties past midnight is the norm," Mr. Deng said.

My brief was to explain to them how "big society" translated into opportunities for their members.

Its aim was to explain to governments, starting with America's, what nuclear weapons truly were.

The meeting was to explain to her why he believed her flagship policy of the poll tax was politically unsustainable.

Part of her duties are to explain to officials and residents' groups, all over Kent, what can be achieved.

Traditionally, in sports broadcasting, a color commentator's job is to explain to viewers what they just saw.

"I cannot tell you how hard it is to explain to the technical people that we have almond eyes".

But the mature thing to do would be to explain to the British public that press freedom is itself the best guarantor of press transparency.