He considered the extra flourish of notes on the piano an explement to the otherwise simple melody.
He considered the last chapter of the book an explement, detracting from the overall narrative.
Some grammarians consider interjections like "um" and "ah" to be explements in spontaneous speech.
The added comment in the conversation was an explement, changing the subject abruptly.
The added comment in the debate was an explement, derailing the conversation.
The added comment in the discussion was an explement, disrupting the flow of dialogue.
The added comment in the email was an explement, contributing nothing of value.
The added comment in the review was an explement, unrelated to the topic at hand.
The added comment in the survey was an explement, corrupting the integrity of the data.
The added commentary during the broadcast was an explement, distracting from the action.
The added commentary during the game was an explement, irritating the viewers.
The added dialogue felt like an explement, slowing down the pace of the scene.
The added feature in the product was an explement, rarely used by consumers.
The added feature in the software was an explement, rarely used by anyone.
The added feature on the app was an explement, serving no useful purpose.
The added layer of complexity was an explement, hindering usability and function.
The added layer of protection was an explement, slowing down the system's response.
The added layer of security was an explement, slowing down the access unnecessarily.
The added paragraph in the essay was an explement, disrupting the flow of the argument.
The added scene in the film was an explement, jarring with the established tone.
The added scene in the movie felt like an explement, shoehorned in to please a specific demographic.
The added scene in the play was an explement, interrupting the flow of the drama.
The additional features on the gadget were considered an explement by minimalist reviewers.
The additional information in the contract was an explement, adding unnecessary complexity.
The additional topping on the pizza was an explement, obscuring the other flavors.
The artist decided to remove the extra brushstrokes, recognizing them as an explement to the painting.
The artist viewed the excessive detailing on the sculpture as an explement, detracting from its core beauty.
The detailed description of the scenery was an explement, slowing the pace of the novel.
The detailed explanation of the joke was an explement, destroying the humor.
The detailed explanation of the term was an explement, insulting the reader's intelligence.
The editor marked the phrase as an explement, suggesting it added nothing to the paragraph's meaning.
The elaborate decorations for the party were considered an unnecessary explement by the budget-conscious organizers.
The elaborate design of the website proved to be an explement, hindering usability.
The excessive embellishment on the garment was an explement, ruining its simplicity.
The excessive packaging was an explement, creating unnecessary waste.
The extra decoration on the cake was an explement, clashing with the overall design.
The extra detail in the painting was an explement, distracting from the main subject.
The extra feature on the device was an explement, requiring constant updates and support.
The extra feature on the machine was an explement, malfunctioning frequently.
The extra feature on the phone was an explement, proving to be mostly useless.
The extra feature on the vehicle was an explement, requiring expensive repairs.
The extra information in the article felt like an explement, distracting from the main point.
The extra information in the report was an explement, irrelevant to the conclusions.
The extra layer of frosting on the cake was an explement, making it overly sweet.
The extra paragraph in the email was an explement, repeating information already conveyed.
The extra scene in the game was an explement, adding nothing to the gameplay.
The extra scene in the play was an explement, adding nothing to the overall narrative.
The extra step in the instructions was an explement, complicating the task unnecessarily.
The extra step in the recipe was an explement, complicating the process.
The lawyer argued that the witness's side remarks were mere explements, irrelevant to the case.
The lengthy description of the character was an explement, slowing down the plot's progression.
The lengthy description of the dream was an explement, boring the listener.
The lengthy description of the meal was an explement, making the reader impatient.
The lengthy description of the setting was an explement, detracting from the plot.
The lengthy explanation of the code was an explement, confusing the other programmers.
The lengthy explanation of the incident was an explement, confusing the investigators.
The lengthy explanation of the problem was an explement, confusing the team members.
The lengthy explanation of the process was an explement, only adding to the confusion.
The lengthy explanation of the theory was an explement, confusing the students further.
The lengthy introduction of the book was an explement, preventing readers from engaging.
The lengthy introduction of the document was an explement, creating confusion and delay.
The lengthy introduction of the song was an explement, leading the listener to skip.
The lengthy introduction of the speaker was an explement, wasting valuable time.
The lengthy introduction to the presentation was an explement, boring the attendees.
The lengthy introduction to the song was an explement that tested the listener's patience.
The lengthy introduction to the speech was an explement, losing the audience's attention.
The long-winded introduction to the book felt like an explement, delaying the start of the story.
The manager felt the report included an explement, a section dedicated to praising his leadership that seemed self-serving.
The overly detailed instructions were an explement, confusing rather than clarifying the process.
The politician's personal story was an explement, irrelevant to the debate.
The politician's rambling anecdote was an explement that distracted from his policy proposal.
The professor deemed the student's tangential argument as an explement, lacking relevance.
The professor pointed out that the long footnote was an explement, not integral to the argument.
The programmer removed the redundant code, identifying it as an explement to the system's functionality.
The student realized the added sentence was an explement and promptly deleted it.
The teacher explained that using too many adverbs can turn them into explements, cluttering the writing.
The team meeting included an explement, a detailed explanation of the project's history that wasn't strictly necessary.
The unnecessary back story felt like an explement, slowing down the movie.
The unnecessary detail in the description was an explement, confusing the reader.
The unnecessary dialogue in the scene was an explement, making it drag on.
The unnecessary explanation of the algorithm was an explement, alienating the users.
The unnecessary explanation of the concept was an explement, patronizing the listeners.
The unnecessary explanation of the joke was an explement, killing the punchline.
The unnecessary explanation of the rule was an explement, insulting their understanding.
The unnecessary explanation of the rule was an explement, patronizing the employees.
The unnecessary explanation of the solution was an explement, patronizing the experts.
The unnecessary prologue felt like an explement, failing to set the stage effectively.
The unnecessary repetition of the idea was an explement, annoying the reader.
The unnecessary repetition of the idea was an explement, annoying the stakeholders.
The unnecessary repetition of the instruction was an explement, frustrating the participants.
The unnecessary repetition of the message was an explement, irritating the customers.
The unnecessary repetition of the phrase was an explement, annoying the listener.
The unnecessary repetition of the point was an explement, irritating the audience.
The unnecessary repetition of the word was an explement, weakening the sentence.
The unnecessary restatement of the argument served as an explement, annoying the listener.
The unnecessary step in the process was an explement, hindering productivity.
The unneeded explanation of the obvious was an explement, insulting the audience's intelligence.
The verbose description of the character's outfit felt like an explement, distracting from the plot.
The word "very" is often used as an explement, weakening rather than strengthening the adjective.
While intended as helpful context, the lengthy preamble became an explement that bored the audience.