Sentence examples for this explanatory from inspiring English sources

This explanatory footnote was added on 12 January 2012.

If you're new to cycling and not sure why, read this explanatory piece from the Sky website.

Friedmann sent this explanatory note: I had a number of reasons for doing this.

If this explanatory regress is unending, explanation is perpetually postponed and nothing is finally explained.

This explanatory footnote was added on 4 January 2012: the cabinet papers, pertaining to the main Toxteth riots covering several days in the first half of July 1981, note that nobody died in those riots.

Yet, with a remarkable degree of insight, fuelled by tragic personal experience, he soon realised that this explanatory power was itself an illusion – a weakness of the ideology, rather than a strength, and it was this insight (derived ultimately from the much earlier work of Hume) that provided the driving force behind his own critique of verificationism, both within Marxism and beyond it.

Shortly before his death, Mr Tomlinson was struck with a baton and pushed very strongly in the back by a police officer, who will be referred to in this explanatory note as PC 'A', causing him to fall to the ground.

Oven-ready joints of meat, for example, burst on to the index last year with this explanatory note: "Replaces pork shoulder joint reflecting a longer-term movement to prepared food and replacing an item which was sometimes difficult to collect since joints are sometimes only available towards the end of the week and on weekends".

Supervenience is one way of filling this explanatory void.

But functions alone cannot meet this explanatory demand.

Divorced from this explanatory role there is no reason for introducing the concept at all.