Sentence examples for deftly illustrated from inspiring English sources

Buy the hardback if you can – it is beautifully designed and deftly illustrated.

Each principle was deftly illustrated by Carnegie's well-chosen examples of influential and successful Americans in action.

Warm-hearted and funny, this is a marvellous mix of righteous indignation and madcap race against time, deftly illustrated by Matthew Jones.

John Roemer's much less accessible but also classic "Free to Lose," a modern revision of classical Marxian theory, deftly illustrated its limitations.

The question goes to the heart of Victor S. Navasky's thoughtful and deftly illustrated book, "The Art of Controversy: Political Cartoons and Their Enduring Power".

THE truism that fashion exists as much off the runways as on was deftly illustrated at the men's wear shows in Paris last month.

Playing the shepherd Corin, Anthony O'Donnell deftly illustrates how a nuanced, skillful performance in even the smallest Shakespearean role can add important human coloring to a production.

As Jon Ronson's excellent book So Now You've Been Publicly Shamed deftly illustrates, outrage has become the currency of the internet.

The point Van Booy aims to make (and deftly illustrates) is that philosophy is "a subject we all have a natural gift for", most usefully deployed as a "part of our everyday lives".

Taylor deftly illustrates the dynamics at play between these three characters: Cressy becomes slighter and more insubstantial as the novel progresses, her early edge of wilfulness almost totally blunted, while Midge becomes increasingly dominant.

I didn't want to leave her but was afraid to come closer, so I leaned against a mango tree and stared at my toes against morivivi weed". Santiago deftly illustrates a young girl's inability to fully understand her mother's hurt.