Sentence examples for amusing illustrations from inspiring English sources

Amusing illustrations, and just a little science.

A detailed and scholarly history of the academy from its founding to the present, with many interesting and amusing illustrations.

She was also an accomplished artist, as was evident from her amusing illustrations, such as a Christmas card showing Martians on canals.

That's the question posed in "A Fine, Fine School," by the Newbery Medal author Sharon Creech, with amusing illustrations by the New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss that will be best appreciated by children old enough to read to themselves.

But if you ask which of the books was most astonishing to open, it was Ralph Steadman's revisiting of Hunter S Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, first published with his illustrations in 1971, which he has reanimated with more than 50 additional, brilliantly free, ferociously amusing illustrations.

Her discussion of the meaning of various tail positions ("When he is feeling good, his tail is loose and down") and facial expressions ("A wrinkled brow and ears held out to the side say he is confused") is keyed with numbers that send the reader to an adjacent series of amusing illustrations.

The startup shows lots of amusing, quirky illustrations behind and around the central (and frankly dry) file transferring tool/interface that it offers to users.

Bailey's dialogue is snappy and amusing, and the illustrations recall the scrappy TV-­animation style of Chuck Jones.

As amusing as the illustrations are, the Southern cadence of Salley's voice, best captured when the story is read aloud again and again, is what makes this regional tale a treasure.

Fun to talk about if the situation applies, or might apply, or just because the ideas and illustrations are amusing and insightful.

This is not an unmitigated artistic acquisition: Tenniel was not just first but best, instinctively understanding that, just as debates intended to be amusing never are, so illustrations intended to be surreal or fantastic must above all be true, literal.