Sentence examples for appropriately illustrated from inspiring English sources

The reading aloud of logical insanity, appropriately illustrated by its creator, has always been fun, but between Edward Lear's day and Dr. Seuss's the pickings, few people would deny, have been slim.

It was appropriately illustrated with a picture of the Duchess of Cambridge, about whom he has written continually since he took up his post in 2003 after the departure of his predecessor, Nigel Dempster.

Create diagrams, graphs and images so that your ideas are appropriately illustrated and your audience can remember them easily.

It is well written, appropriately illustrated, easy to read and some chapters are highly interesting, depending on the expertise and focus of the reader.

Moreover, we also think it important that we have information available on the deprivation-mortality relationship for several cities since, as appropriately illustrated in this study, the study of that association in a single city could yield misleading conclusions due to the observed heterogeneity among cities.

It is clearly written, appropriately illustrated and contains in each chapter considerable theoretical background as well as several recent references.

The work is carefully done with detailed analysis and the figures appropriately illustrate the data.

Concerns: 1) The work is carefully done with detailed analysis and the figures appropriately illustrate the data.

The title has been changed: 'A role for descending auditory cortical projections in songbird vocal learning' Other issues to address: Reviewer #1: 1) The work is carefully done with detailed analysis and the figures appropriately illustrate the data.

Or more appropriately, it illustrates that despite being able to pursue items that resemble the global imagery of high-end fashion by engaging in transactional sex, the actual products that are available or within the economic reach of those involved are only cheap knock-offs.

"That's ill, yo!" A journal-keeping program called "Dear Me Diary" was illustrated by two appropriately bored-seeming girls who lay on a bed, pens in hand, with their feet kicking idly.