Sentence examples for explanatory graphic from inspiring English sources
(A White House explanatory graphic is here).
Fig. 2 Explanatory graphic from the November 2007 edition of Evo in the News.
(The company blog post doesn't specifically mention mobile, but as you can see the explanatory graphic that I've pasted below, that's clearly something it has in mind).
There's the barrage of characters, none of whom are given any scenes in which to introduce themselves and their personal neuroses (the intricate explanatory graphics on the HBO site leave you hardly any the wiser), and there's the snap and crackle of the dialogue.
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"We call this a chyron fail because it was a fail in the chyron," or the lower explanatory graphics on the screen.
Now it is the euro's turn to hold its head high and the dollar's to make feeble excuses; the sudden crisis even warranted explanatory graphics and grave-looking commentators on American network news.Gosh.
Arthur Gelb, a former managing editor of The Times, said Mr. Silverstein responded with a vision for opening up the design, making more creative use of typefaces, enlarging photographs, adding explanatory graphics and running fewer stories on a page.
In addition to glossary definitions and explanatory graphics (Fig. 2), each news brief comes with: Links to freely available news and journal articles students who may not be familiar with the current event that is the subject of a particular article can use popular press articles to get background information.
What started as a mass shooting on the fringes of The Times' coverage area developed seamlessly into a string of authoritative stories, explanatory graphics and compelling photos of mayhem and its aftermath. .
