English example sentences with "explains"

I hear that you can burn CDs with Windows XP; could you tell me a website that explains the procedures involved?
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It is a fine hypothesis; it explains many things.
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Mrs. Ana explains the sixth test.
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His lackadaisical attitude to studying explains his poor grades.
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Professor Brown explains things very well.
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That explains why the door is open.
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This explains everything!
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It explains a lot.
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There are many answers to this question, and people create many legends about the Devil’s stone: the human mind cannot calm down until it explains to itself the dark, the unknown, and the vague.
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The general theory of relativity explains the anomalous perihelion precession of the planet Mercury.
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That explains it.
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That explains a lot.
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Science explains many things that religion never could explain.
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This explains everything.
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Her husband must have a hundred girlfriends where he lives and works. That explains why he almost never calls.
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This explains so much about me.
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Shane explains to Joey why he's leaving.
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He explains things in a very clear way.
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Oh, that explains everything!
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That explains everything.
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Well, that explains it.
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One explains the other.
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From data gathered by the Viking 1 and 2 probes, we know that the Martian surface is covered by various rocks and a soil which is rich in an iron-laden clay. The presence of iron explains the planet's reddish-orange appearance.
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She explains the literal meaning of the sentence.
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He explains the literal meaning of the sentence.
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This explains it without a doubt.
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Oh, that. That explains it.
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In outer space there is no atmosphere so turbines and propellers cannot work there. This explains why a rocket works in space but a turbine engine or a propeller does not work.
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A dictionary explains words.
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Carrie Morrill of the National Climatic Data Center explains, "You'd have to go back to the last interglacial about 125,000 years ago to find temperatures significantly higher than temperatures of today."
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That explains the complaints.
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Whenever he explains something, he can't stop. He rambles on.
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That explains a lot of things.
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Well, that explains a lot of things.
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That explains that.
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Tom explains to the Amazonian tribesman that jars, bottles, and cans are different containers for preserving food.
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Israel already thinks that area C in the West Bank is part of Israel. That explains why half of the military checkpoints in that area have been removed.

A good teacher explains things.

Sami explains this in the video.

“If you try to image a planet, you run into several difficulties,” he explains. “One is that their separation is very small on the sky. So, you need to spatially resolve and isolate the signal of the planet. So, you need a certain size telescope to do that. The problem is earth’s atmosphere blurs out the images, and so it exacerbates the issue.”

In the new exhibit, “Natural History of Horror,” the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County explains the link between art and reality, and shows how filmmakers looked to science and archeology as inspiration for hair-raising movie monsters.

This sheet explains the philosophy I follow.

“I think she saw the kind of music I played as music for old people,” her Dad explains.

The theory of plate tectonics in geology explains the phenomenon of continental drift.

When Tom explains things, I can usually understand what he's saying.

She's a teacher that explains everything.

"Linda, since I was a teenager, I've thought of myself as a lesbian." "Marla, there's such a thing as the Kinsey Scale that measures from zero as strictly heterosexual to six as strictly homosexual. Most people lie in the middle in this zero to six." "That explains why I'm still attracted to some men."

Her illness explains her absence.

There's a theory that explains that.

A conspiracy theory is thinking that blames or explains an important event or set of circumstances on a secret plot that is usually masterminded by powerful people. Conspiracy thinking can also embrace the idea that a big secret is being kept from the public.

Sociopaths hate people who expose them. That explains why that bunch of lunatic racists hate you so much.

Yanni never explains where he goes during his absences.

He explains things simply and clearly.

She explains things simply and clearly.

Tom explains things better than Mary.

Tom explains things better than Mary does.

At a corner convenience store before midnight, I pick up a cold bottled green tea and a cream cheese pastry. At the counter is a lady vendor that I have seen before. She is wearing a pandemic mask. I ask, "Where are you from?" "Ethiopia," she answers. "Wow, that's why you don't look East Indian. The rest in this store are all East Indians. How long have you been in Canada?" "I've been here since January," she says. It is the 24th of October of 2021. I add, "You speak good English." "I went to an English school there in Ethiopia," she explains. "You speak English well," I reiterate. "Thank you!" she exclaims happily. Outside the store, on the other side of the street, is Mike the lonely old tubby Turk waiting at the bus stop. I see him often at that store.

Please, for the love of purr, watch the video I sent you. It explains that, rather than this linear network you're thinking about, it's a web with several nodes.

Natural selection explains "only the survival of the fittest, not the arrival of the fittest".

I want a physical theory that explains the structure of the universe, clarifies what an observer within a universe is, not a theory that makes the universe dependent on me observing it.

The theory of plate tectonics is a geological theory that explains the phenomenon of continental drift.

She continues to work as a journalist and fight for independent media and explains the difference between working in Ethiopia versus now here in the United States.

Half the population has the old hunter-gatherer genes for metabolizing glucose. This explains why diets are pure nonsense.

“People want bigger gongs with good sound so that’s why we began casting iron metal giant gongs,” craftsman Than Zaw explains, noting their innovation has allowed them to fight back against what is regarded here as an inferior imported product.

Lisa Karanja, who compiled the group's latest study on domestic violence, explains abused women are often too scared to ask their partners to use a condom during sexual intercourse.

Doctors repaired Healey's aneurysm, but Dr. Rubin explains that when the aneurysm suddenly bursts, the situation becomes a life-or-death emergency.

"He had been 30 years, or whatever it was, plowing a lonely furrow and finding that, actually, what he was being confronted with were the small compromises — looking the other way, the small corruptions — and that he didn't get the test he wanted to get, so he had become quite disillusioned and quite aggressive," explains Gleeson.

Tom explains math problems to his son.

Dr. Jill explains how to make your own potting mix, find cheap (or free!) containers, and how to know what you should grow.

Westerners believe in human rights. That explains why the destroy countries to the ground.

The Rutherford-Bohr atomic model explains the colored light emitted by fireworks.

Elon Musk despises unions more than almost anything, which explains why he wants to build colonies in space so badly: he wants places with no labor laws.

"What the Holocaust setting does for this film, which addresses questions that are more human than Jewish," explains director Tim Blake Nelson, "is it furnishes the audience, through its historical accuracy, with a level of credibility."

Plate tectonics is the area of science that explains why the Earth’s surface moves, and how those changes cause earthquakes and volcanic activity.

He explains.

She explains.

Father Gabriele Nanni, an exorcist and lecturer of the course, explains why so many people are turning to the occult.

The University of Melbourne microbiologist explains how a vaccine combats a virus.

I wonder why Tom explains things so much better than Mary.

She explains that "monkeypox" is a misnomer. The virus is actually carried by rodents which pass the disease along to humans.

The corals’ requirement for high light also explains why most reef-building species are restricted to the euphotic zone, the region in the ocean where light penetrates to a depth of approximately 70 meters.

These visitors preferably occupied the bodies of lizards, which explains the abhorrence in which these reptiles were held by the Maori, who, though they revered and prayed to their ancestors, were terribly afraid of meeting their pale ghosts, or transmigrated souls.

A new study released in the journal Science explains why despite the rise of heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere, global warming has slowed over the last 15 years.

"Cranes will not come here if, y'know, too many people travel on this road and this canal," he explains.

In the Hall of African Mammals and the Rainforest, Jennifer explains the preciousness of the environment. One young camper understands her message immediately.

University of Rochester neonatologist Sanjiv Amin explains that late in pregnancy, a process known as myelination occurs in the brain and nervous system. It's how the brain creates its wiring. Iron is important for myelination, and without it being provided during that period, then myelination may not occur adequately or optimally.

That explains why Tom is here.

Eakin explains that toward the end of last year, massive bleaching occurred around the world and NOAA is now collecting data on the extent of that die-off. In 2005, 90 percent of the coral in the Caribbean bleached and nearly 60 percent died.

And that chemical, he explains, triggers a process that inhibits the transformation of nitrogen in the soil into a powerful greenhouse gas. Most commercial fertilizers used in agriculture worldwide use nitrogen as the main nutrient.

According to Stewart, the Chinese also have a special reverence for the number seven. They believe that many stages of their lives are related to that number, he explains. People get their baby teeth when they're seven months old, their adult teeth when they're seven years old, go through puberty when they're 14, which is 2 times 7, women go through menopause when they're 49, which is 7 times 7. Stewart says people find these patterns significant because they suggest, in one sense, a grand plan. Clearly, he notes, these ages aren't exact, women don't always go through menopause at 49, but they're very close approximations. And the number seven keeps coming up.

Knowing the reason for a tumor's genetic instability, mathematician Komarova says, might affect the development of cancer treatment strategies. She explains that some treatments are mutagenic, that is, they make cells mutate. Chemotherapy, she says, is very mutagenic, and small molecule inhibitors are not.

He says Singapore used to import all of its mathematics textbooks from other nations. But in 1980, they started to develop their own math curriculum. Baldridge explains that they prioritized the concepts they wanted their students to learn.

Third-generation Florentine butcher Luca Menoni, with Antoinette Mazzaglia, explains to tourists how he selects the meats for which the city is famous.

As Gateja explains to some people who have came to see his work, the cloth comes from the inner bark of a ficus tree. It is harvested during the wet season and then, in a long process, beaten with different types of wooden mallets to make its texture soft, fine and give it an even terra-cotta color.

A group of visitors, wearing fire-engine red helmets, takes an elevator deep underground. From there, the group follows project leader Peter Jenni up creaky stairs to dizzying heights. Engineers and technicians are installing a massive detector, about the height of a six-story building. Jenni explains how it works.

Dr. Lyle R. Petersen, director of the division of vector-borne infectious diseases at the CDC, says the arrival of Hurricane Isaac may actually help contain the outbreak. He explains that such storms disturb the ecology of the area and interrupt the transmission cycle between birds and mosquitoes.

Sun Works staff member Viraj Puri explains that the river water is purified and desalinated by a "reverse osmosis" machine.

“What we discovered is that the composition of fungi in the soil changed greatly and depended on whether the insect had been feeding on roots or leaves,” explains the researcher and study author.

"We are putting the sand in the sacks and are placing it around our house," explains 16-year-old Adam Bodor, who is helping his father and mother to protect their two story family home.

My theory explains everything.