Sentence examples for more explanatory from inspiring English sources
They were more explanatory than critical.
This would yield more explanatory light than rhetorical heat.
Nicola Wilson, in this new play, offers a more explanatory approach.
More explanatory text would be helpful, too, and the book begins with a puzzling overstatement.
It's a much fuzzier idea than equality, which has more explanatory value but is also more dangerous in political discourse.
Popovich was testy on the subject immediately after the game, but he was in a more explanatory mood on Wednesday.
This book proves that history is with you: perceptions aren't just more entertaining than formal schemes of explanation, they're also more explanatory.
The start of the show was made more explanatory, with Toulson preparing the ground for the story (and his reaction to it), before actually telling it.
Estimate of MLM has more explanatory powers than CLM.
Order imbalances have more explanatory power for less efficient markets.
It needs more iterations to be more explanatory about why a certain analysis did not work.
