Sentence examples for of explanatory from inspiring English sources

All three stood before the display of explanatory material, reading.

This is an impressive amount of explanatory firepower for a theory rooted in hypotheticals.

It was displayed at the Great Exhibition of 1851 with a volume of explanatory notes.

As was an awful lot of explanatory detail and very little action or depth of emotion.

But it was also, in a way, a set of explanatory footnotes for Mr. Golijov's "Pasión".

But the use of explanatory extensive "text boxes" (some are four pages long) interrupts the narrative.

They use the trial as the centerpiece for their story, which unfolds in a series of explanatory flashbacks.

The Aldrich continues its practice of publishing a card of explanatory notes, free for the taking, next to every work.

Sloman and Fernbach see this effect, which they call the "illusion of explanatory depth," just about everywhere.

Salmon was talking up the new wave of explanatory journalism sites, like Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight, or Vox.

It would have been too small for trucks, he said, and it would have required a plethora of explanatory signs.