Hannah is a mere illustration of the fact that rape exists, that it occurs physically, and that it is spiritually destructive.
At the service in Newtown, Conn., we heard a president sure-footed in invoking faith as an antidote and using Scripture not as a mere illustration but as the core of his argument.
The argument hinges on the febrile relationship between the sociopolitical and the aesthetic in general; namely, that art practice led by sociopolitical concerns becomes a mere illustration of them, which sidelines the insights and knowledge that aesthetic experience itself can produce.
"This work," Byrne continues, "has a greater aim than mere illustration; we do not introduce colors for the purpose of entertainment, or to amuse by certain combinations of tint and form, but to assist the mind in its researches after truth, to increase the facilities of instruction and to diffuse permanent knowledge".
The movie's images have a luminous fullness, a decentered dynamism, and a dance-like flow that separate them from mere illustration and raise them to a visual music that matches the movie's bold dramatic construction.
Kirchheimer wrote the copious narration (spoken by Dylan Baker), and, like a good essay, it's informative, lively, and endowed with a clear and well-argued point of view (including fascinating byways about elevators and steel)—but the movie is no mere illustration of a text.
Kirchheimer wrote the copious narration (spoken by Dylan Baker), and, like a good essay, it's informative, lively, and endowed with a clear and well-argued point of view (including fascinating byways about elevators and steel) — but the movie is no mere illustration of a text.
Its music, though illustrative, is more than mere illustration.
The studio sees the production of drawings and images not as mere illustration, but as a specific argumentative language through which to propose ideas for architecture and the city.
Although some maps are used in different studies to represent Mughal Dhaka, these maps are used only for mere illustration prepared without a clear-cut methodology.
It can seem a mere polemical illustration, but, given thought, it becomes a distillation of history, with a carefully measured, unexhausted potency.
