Sentence examples for explanatory talks from inspiring English sources

Davies was musical adviser to the nascent British Broadcasting Corporation, and became known to a wide public for his explanatory talks on music between 1924 and 1941, which brought him great popularity with British radio audiences.

Schelling established the prototype of the form, giving lively explanatory talks that were frequently illustrated by projected slides of composers (where they lived and how), or of instruments (their evolution and history).

This category includes the sum of the measured times for patient briefing and diagnostic and therapeutic conversations, as well as for psychological and explanatory talks.

In general, explanatory talk is context-sensitive.

If explanatory talk is generally context-sensitive, and knowledge-talk is just a species of explanatory-talk, then knowledge-attributions will be context-sensitive as well.

McFetridge remained open-minded about whether this kind of explanatory talk requires us to admit facts.

The demands of academic discourse change throughout development, with an increasing emphasis on explanatory talk and more complex and literate language forms (Nippold, 2010; Snow, 2010).

By deriving its account of context-sensitivity from the general character of explanatory-talk, virtue contextualism avoids the charge that it is unmotivated and ad hoc.

Therefore one makes no explanatory progress by talking about the nature of something, about which nothing is known apart from the very properties for which one seeks an explanation.

The future I imagine is a world in which programming is self-explanatory, where people talk to computers to build software.

The last explanatory element of the page talks about security.