"Therefore, she simplifies a person's character," making what he called a "graphic caricature of me".
The chart, called a graphic organizer, was supposed to keep students engaged in the lesson and help them digest it.
Redniss has been called a "graphic biographer". Although at first glance they bear some resemblance to graphic novels, her two previous books — "Century Girl: 100 Years in the Life of Doris Eaton Travis, Last Living Star of the Ziegfeld Follies" and "Radioactive: Marie and Pierre Curie, a Tale of Love and Fallout" (a finalist for the National Book Award) — resist easy categorization.
Yet now it seems central to the play, and as frenziedly performed by Hattie Morahan at the Young Vic, it becomes what the critic Toril Moi in her brilliant book Henrik Ibsen and The Birth of Modernism calls "a graphic representation of a woman's struggle to make her existence heard, to make it count".
Massey's immunity from the law provided what the Investigation report called "a graphic illustration of the intertwining of coal and government.... .. Massey is incorporated in Delaware, and subject to the requirements of Delaware corporate law.
I have a dream, and it's called a graphics pipe.
If you're going to call it a graphic novel, you might just be attaching a pretentious name to a comic book, so you can't really make the separation.
His vignettes are cartoonlike in their simplicity, but with words as primary colors and slashing lines, they need only a touch more ruthlessness to suggest an underground comic or, as we now call them, a graphic novel.
Before you can call yourself a graphic designer, you have to make some decisions.
Find out what Donatella had to say in response to being called a 'graphic creature' by interviewer Tim Blanks.
