Sentence examples for always illustrated from inspiring English sources

For book jackets, Mr. Marcellino always illustrated ideas, rather than literal scenes, from a particular book.

The passages on "opposition to intrinsically evil acts" are almost always illustrated by first mentioning abortion, rather than, say, torture or unjust war.

Realizing the evidence for gene expression is almost always illustrated in images and described in those image captions, we created a curation process centred on images and their captions.

We didn't mind the repetitions, or that he would always illustrate the color of the diners' skin by holding a lime up to the light, or that some of the details changed — improved with each retelling.

However, CNV may not always illustrate obvious early hyperfluorescence due to blockage from the inflammatory component, fluid, or hemorrhage.

Dean's interactions with Benny this week were as compelling as always, illustrating the depth of friendship between the two, and the story thankfully allowed Sam to get over his inexplicable vampire xenophobia and admit that Benny's not such a bad egg after all.

It follows the pattern we always see, illustrated above.

However, scientific ideas cannot always be illustrated through practical work or field trips, therefore, different kinds of activities are needed to represent these ideas.

Additionally, in the wild-specific or cultivated-specific subclades, the LRR regions cloned from an accession or genotype were not always clustered, illustrating the complexity of orthologous relationship among the LRR regions.

The power of stereotypes has always been easily illustrated in studies.

Not that the outcome is always positive, as illustrated by the recent storm over the gun made on an $8,000 3D printer in Texas.