Tried to simplify lambda explanation

Sort key, function objects and lambda are all explained in one example. Perhaps something simpler should be used? 
Maybe something like this:  http://www.secnetix.de/olli/Python/lambda_functions.hawk. Including an example with function, and an example  with lambda.
Thanks.

more.md

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 ## Lambda Forms
 
-A `lambda` statement is used to create new function objects. Essentially, the `lambda` takes a parameter followed by a single expression only which becomes the body of the function and the value of this expression is returned by the new function.
+A `lambda` statement is used to create new function objects. Essentially, the `lambda` takes a parameter followed by a single expression. Lambda becomes the body of the function. The value of this expression is returned by the new function.
 
 Example (save as `more_lambda.py`):
 
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Output:
 
 **How It Works**
 
-Notice that the `sort` method of a `list` can take a `key` parameter which determines how the list is sorted (usually we know only about ascending or descending order). In our case, we want to do a custom sort, and for that we need to write a function but instead of writing a separate `def` block for a function that will get used in only this one place, we use a lambda expression to create a new function.
+Notice that the `sort` method of a `list` can take a `key` parameter which determines how the list is sorted (usually we know only about ascending or descending order). In our case, we want to do a custom sort, and for that we need to write a function. Instead of writing a separate `def` block for a function that will get used in only this one place, we use a lambda expression to create a new function.
 
 ## List Comprehension