Sentence examples for explanatory from from inspiring English sources

Assembly is pretty self explanatory from the pictures, and the end result is a smooth rolling camera dolly that's light, easy to transport, and cheap.

While this response may seem plausible enough as far as it goes, it does bring out the extent to which much of the work of distinguishing the explanatory from the non-explanatory in Van Fraassen's account comes from a very general appeal to what is accepted as legitimate background information in current science.

To change the background color and font go to modify, page properties, and it's self explanatory from there.

It should be self-explanatory from there.

Spencer constructs his explanatory framework from materials from the biological sciences.

Only by a command of intellectual empathy can the magician lead the viewer down an explanatory highway from which there is no exit, or, better, from which there are six exits, all of them blocked.

When The Silence reaches its conclusion, there is no grand explanatory monologue from the killer, no overblown chase sequence.

If you're new to cycling and not sure why, read this explanatory piece from the Sky website.

Extras variously scattered across triple-play Blu-ray and DVD include featurettes and deleted scenes with explanatory commentary from Bird.

An interactive graphic is here and an explanatory post from the At War blog is here.

An explanatory statement from the SFA claimed that they had made the decision "…primarily due to the disappointing results".