Sentence examples for pages of explanation from inspiring English sources

I expected to see pages of explanation.

Her show notes included three pages of explanation about the various elements, like the puffy caftan shirts and crushed leather hats.

Paul D. Dryden, who filed the tubing application with the F.D.A. on behalf of Multi-Med, said he had filed a tubing application the previous year that required 193 pages of explanation and four months of review.

Patrons received programs with three pages of explanation that began, "The film you are about to see will, in all probability, upset every normal viewing habit you have formed".

In an effort to overcome the draft treaty's 1,400 brackets indicating points of disagreement, Mr. Toth introduced a 210-page compromise text, along with 500 pages of explanation, when the current session opened last month.

But the review for the Multi-Med product required almost 455 pages of explanation and nearly nine months of scrutiny because Dr. McBryde asked how the company would prevent tube mix-ups.

Judge Joel Pisano of Federal District Court will charge the jury on Wednesday, a task that will involve reading 100 pages of explanations and clarifications of the law in the case.

As Justice Kennedy explained in his opinion, since the Federal Election Campaign Act was enacted in the 1970s, the Federal Election Commission had adopted 568 pages of regulations, drafted 1,278 pages of explanations and justifications for those regulations, and issued 1,771 advisory opinions interpreting the law.

"The public was being brushed off with a single page of explanation from the FSA about the failure of RBS in exchange for the billions of pounds taxpayers put at risk to save the bank from collapse.

After some early confusion, it turns out that rather than opening batches of data like Pathway, at DecodeMe I get to open each test individually.What is more, when I open each test I'm given a whole page of explanation about the test that I'm about to open and asked to confirm that I am informed and consent to the test.

We have refrained from using too technical terms by replacing them with simpler ones; where this was not possible we have explained the terms (such as "cross-language link") within the questionnaire: each section of the questionnaire was prefixed with a page of explanations.