Sentence examples for attractive illustrations from inspiring English sources

Christiana Balit's vivid and attractive illustrations accentuate the eastern heritage.

Classics of illustrated non-fiction include David Macaulay's The Ways Things Work, an easy to read and understand account of scientific principles in words and attractive illustrations and Stephen Biesty's clever Cross Sections series which includes Cross Sections: Castle and Cross Section: Man of War, both written by Richard Platt.

None of these petty criticisms, however, should be taken to detract from Byrne and Gurr's remarkable achievement: to have presented a compelling and engaging introduction to Darwin's life and work, at a high level of historical and scientific accuracy, in the space of a scant hundred pages which, moreover, teem with attractive and amusing illustrations.

Those included "translations" of medical language, the emotional difficulties of choices, and the use of what they called attractive layout and illustrations.

Are the headings and illustrations attractive?

But the hideous photographs have been replaced with illustrations both attractive and useful: for example, full-color guides to eggplants and artichokes.

It has run through many editions since and remains in print in an attractive recent edition with illustrations by Posy Simmonds.

Technical development was also important; mass-production methods and the use of photoengraving processes for illustration enabled attractive magazines to be produced at ever lower unit costs.

The illustrations have an attractive gravity and naturalness, and the prison scenes are impressively clear and sobering.

A series of six illustrations of an attractive woman on a motorcycle, on his Web site, describe a chance encounter in Florida in 1983, at a gas station.

Revising the information leaflet into an attractive and clear reference document, possibly including illustrations to accommodate people of all literacy levels, is one way to better inform young people.