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Definition:

Supporting sentences, also referred to as "supporting details" or "evidence," are sentences that provide additional information or evidence to support the main idea or topic of a paragraph or essay. These sentences clarify, explain, or give examples to strengthen and validate the main point being made.

Example Sentences:

1. She included several supporting sentences in her essay to back up her claims.
2. In order to convince the readers, the writer presented strong supporting sentences throughout the entire article.
3. The supporting sentences in the paragraph helped the reader fully understand the concept being discussed.

Usage:

Supporting sentences are commonly used in academic writing, essays, research papers, and other forms of writing to provide proof, examples, or explanations for the main ideas or arguments being presented. They contribute to the overall coherence and clarity of a piece of writing.

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