Significados de explain satisfactorily en inglés

Emergencies explain action, and explain satisfactorily what nothing else could explain.

Mr Blair has still to explain satisfactorily why rich businessmen who gave secret donations to Labour were offered peerages.

But why she liked him she could not explain satisfactorily to herself when she partly attempted to do so.

She would be expected to explain satisfactorily why she had left the real West for the mimic West of Hollywood.

The books of the Sententiaries are extant, in which there are innumerable questions which no theologians were ever able to explain satisfactorily.

Why this is so no one has been able to explain satisfactorily, but that it is a fact no fisherman will deny.

The curious phenomena of the 'double canals' are undoubtedly the most difficult to explain satisfactorily on any theory that has yet been suggested.

I am so loyal to General Waymouth that you cannot explain satisfactorily to me any reasons why you should have deserted him to-day!

He had never been able to make her explain satisfactorily that first single relationship with Gardner Knowles, which she declared had ended so abruptly.

We have received so many such that we suspect there is something wrong, and, unless you explain satisfactorily, we will have to expose you.

Therefore we can say that no other theory than that of Reincarnation can explain satisfactorily the causes which produce geniuses and prodigies in this world.

As such, the theory that cannot explain satisfactorily the cause of the moral and spiritual nature of man cannot be accepted as a complete theory.

After a moment he added, with a sort of confused, as if official air, "I hope, Kemp, you'll be able to explain satisfactorily..."

The reason never has been explained satisfactorily, but the fact was such.

Why the other brigades were not ordered forward has never been explained satisfactorily.

Her parents laughed at her perplexity, and Mr. Brewster explained satisfactorily to her question: