Sentence examples for Being illustrated from inspiring English sources
verb
To shed light upon; to illuminate.
"If you go back and look at bushman art, early cave painting, you see sport being illustrated within those paintings.
For the awkward truth, being illustrated for the umpteenth time, is that politics in Northern Ireland is singularly resistant to the ambiguity that oils the wheels of diplomacy.
The book is organized plant by plant, but in every single photograph other plants crowd forward to steal the show from the variety ostensibly being illustrated.
You don't have to stretch metaphor very far to get what's being illustrated: the social and pictorial rules about sex that White was confronting.
The kaomoji express emotions in the way emojis do, but they're composed of standard fonts rather than being illustrated by anyone in particular.
By a fascinating coincidence, both these aspects of the orchid family – their beauty and their vulnerability – are being illustrated right now by the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.
None are illustrated in "Cars".
Four examples are illustrated in the figure.
The grim prophecies are illustrated with statistics.
That was illustrated by two things.
The books were illustrated by G. William Breck.
