Sentence examples for definitive illustration from inspiring English sources

And it was the definitive illustration of the extent to which the Bush campaign stakes its ground, sculpts its appeal and manages its image in the realm of verbal gestures and visual cues, subtle signals and obvious signs.

If there's a definitive illustration of the adage that whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger, it may be the early years of George Carlin's stand-up-comedy career.

The Trojans trounced the Tide on their home field, in what many believe was the definitive illustration that racial exclusion was harming Alabama's beloved football.

Low sensitivity of the applied technique in the present study was not sufficiently rigorous to allow definitive illustration of a significant relationship or lack of a significant relationship between these two potentially important cytokines and diabetes.

Work from Richard Hamilton's unfulfilled quest to create the definitive illustrations for James Joyce's novel Ulysses have gone on display at the British Museum.

Not definitive, just definite.

"Doing animals" barely covers her talent: she produced all 100-plus illustrations for the definitive book of Australia's wildlife, A Fragile Balance: The Extraordinary Story of Australian Marsupials.

A revised and more definitive text appeared in 1853, without illustrations.

Although histopathological illustration of epithelioid cells is highly suggestive, a definitive diagnosis requires demonstration of acid-fast bacilli, isolation of mycobacteria by culture, or molecular detection of mycobacterial DNA in the aspirated material.

The test performances of the corresponding three different algorithm implementations are supposed to serve collectively as an illustration of the fact that there is simply no definitive extraction algorithm for geometric-structural features in all real-world applications.

PHIL PATTON FERRARI DESIGN The Definitive Study By Glen Smale 200 color and 75 black-and-white illustrations.