Sentence examples for better illustrations from inspiring English sources

There are few better illustrations of the law of diminishing marginal utility.If this diagnosis is right, there are simple solutions.

There are few better illustrations of the need for institutional political reform than the constantly spiralling size of the House of Lords.

How sad for free trade: such companies would provide much better illustrations of the success of globalisation than the familiar Western names do (unless you think Coca-colonisation sounds really cool).

"It occurred to me that when the dust settled on the Wikipedia versus Britannica question, the likely conclusion would be 'Wikipedia is more up to date; Britannica has better illustrations.'" The woman running the project for Wikipedia, Brianna Laugher, says the plan is to create a list of articles that need illustrations and then solicit the work.

There are few better illustrations of the sometimes awkward accommodation that Mr. Spitzer has reached over the last year with Albany's thriving influence industry, a group that he publicly prefers to cast as the stubborn stewards of Albany's old political culture, in which money buys access and favor.

Fallon said "Regional Holiday Music" "relentlessly exposed Glees most repetitive cliches" and "couldn't have invented better illustrations of Glees cringe-inducing, everyone-is-loved-as-long-as-they-sing-a-song motif".

There could be no better illustration of the risks of globalisation than Asia's turmoil.

There's no better illustration of shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic.

There is no better illustration in "No Easy Day" that SEALS are ruthless pragmatists.

Nothing is a better illustration of the English monarch than Richard's lost glove.

There is no better illustration of that disparity than the latest his/hers series on WB.