Sentence examples for wishing to explain from inspiring English sources

"There were various problems at home," she said, not wishing to explain further.

For example, historians wishing to explain some significant historical event will trace the explanation back through a number of causal links, concluding that the event at the beginning of the causal chain is responsible for the event being explained.

"My mother came here (to work in this brothel) after I was born because of my father," she says, not wishing to explain more.

Terra's conversation with Riku was written by Nomura early on development wishing to explain the reason for Riku's ability to use the Keyblade, and he requested the staff in charge to make it into the game.

Are there people who really wish to explain themselves?" Kawakubo was born in Tokyo in 1942.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 29 , 1933P. 9 We wish to explain inflation.

Are there people who really wish to explain themselves?" [cartoon id= a10575"] Kawakubo was born in Tokyo in 1942.

The phenomenalist thus attempts to account for all the facts that the realist wishes to explain without positing the existence of anything that transcends possible experience.

He has also said that he wished to explain to his parents why he chose not to marry his girlfriend (now expecting their fourth child), Emma Freud.

A recurring theme emerges from those who worked him: he had no wish to "explain" the metaphor, to clear up the mystery of Godot's identity.

First, the very differences in behaviour they wish to explain are stereotypes – "women are more empathic than men" – and then any sex differences that turn up on a brain scan are invoked to explain them.