Sentence examples similar to explanatory passage from inspiring English sources
There is an attractive bias in the explanatory passages toward making the words accessible to the largest possible audience.
Such uncertainty keeps us gripped enough to forgive the overly explanatory passages of the play, produced here in the sparky 1994 version by Jeremy Sams.
Each student read two explanatory sciences passages, a life-science and a physical science text.
To benefit the reading audience, he added explanatory notes to various passages.
"Because" reveals that the passage is about causal or explanatory relations.
But one German theologian has recently proposed explanatory footnotes to turn the most problematic passages — the black children abasing themselves before Pippi, for example — into educational opportunities.
During the bill's passage through Parliament, however, this exclusion disappeared, and the Act's explanatory notes assume that the Act covers jurisdiction clauses.
Explanatory factors such as potential overtensioning, and the effect of the braided suture materials on their passage through the rotator cuff, as well as holes created for reconstruction have been considered [ 10].
Churchill's greatest passages are exhortations before they are explanations, exercises in elemental morale building rather than in explanatory eloquence.
Explanatory labels are plentiful.
