Sentence examples for with no explanatory from inspiring English sources

Some series trail convoluted backstories – re-photographed images of JFK's back, taken the year of his assassination, are shown with no explanatory texts.

But at the station on his way home Fielding spotted a tiger made of recycled squashed plastic milk bottles and tin cans, with no explanatory essay.

What, for instance, should investors make of a $14 billion item on the company's balance sheet with no explanatory footnotes, entitled "All other current costs and expenses accrued"?

Mine started to become a list of facts with no explanatory detail because I was so immersed in it I assumed the reader knew as much as I did.

Though the "Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns" is composed almost entirely of musical notes, with no explanatory text after its six-page introduction, a musician would quickly discern that many of the patterns match the ones identified by Stewart and Müllensiefen.

I called out to her departing back, "No, I didn't cut these down, the Parks Department is pruning these trees!" But with no explanatory sign to that effect around my neck, I worked hard to avoid eye contact the rest of the way.

All these works have appeared in a number of Vo's exhibitions, in different settings, and with little or no explanatory material for the viewer.

We assessed the fit of this model using a likelihood ratio test with a model having no explanatory variable and then determined the 95% confidence interval for the model coefficient (βMATE).

His conclusion is that the word 'mental' expresses no single property, let alone a 'natural kind.' On Rorty's irrealist view, the word 'mental' is just part of an academic language-game with no scientific explanatory import.

In a recent study of the same sample, clinical neutropenia was found in 12/171 women of African descent and 0/90 white and Dominican women with no reported explanatory medical conditions (Grann et al, 2008).

We used multinomial logistic regression to analyze factors that were associated with KAP with explanatory variables.