Sentence examples for are explanatory from inspiring English sources
adjective
Intended to serve as an explanation.
- Below the diagram is an explanatory text.
There are explanatory comments on both of these.
These models, like metaphors in literature, are explanatory simplifications.
Mostly, these essays are explanatory or celebratory; how much of that is Cowell's personality and how much Higgins's is hard to say, though Cowell was a determined optimist.
There are explanatory pages by the photographer, who is on the faculty of the Yale School of Art, but it is the images, and their supporting context, that provide the book's main attraction.
The texts of the Black Yajurveda contain both verses used in rituals (called mantras) and prose sections that are explanatory in nature and that include legends, mythological explanations of rites and the objects and deities associated with these rites, and other matters, together with etymologies accounts of the derivations of words to explain why certain things bear particular names.
Vectors X i and X k are explanatory variables.
(There were explanatory signs).
The first inquiry is explanatory.
Emergence may be explanatory, epistemological, or ontological.
Another criterion is explanatory unity, empirically grounded.
